Posts Tagged ‘holsters’
Do You Carry Your Gun As Often as You Should?
I was loing at a Gallup Poll Article from November 2021 which discussed Americans’ reasons for owning firearms. The organization which has been conducting this poll for decades found a noticeable change in the primary reason given for gun ownership. If you’ve been paying attention over the past 5 to 10 years, that reason shouldn’t…
Read MoreSo You Have Questions About Holster Selection?
When it comes to concealed carry, one of the hardest parts is… (wait for it) concealed carry. This usually involves a box full of holsters and a long process of experimentation with each one in various carry positions. That means a lot of wasted time, effort, and money. Holster selection can be confusing and challenging,…
Read MoreThis Person Demonstrates A Dangerous Way to Carry A Gun
I came across a picture of someone open carrying a handgun in an on gun forum. As you might guess, the people in the forum mercilessly ripped the person in the photo to shreds. It’s no secret that I am not a fan of open carry. I’ve written a few posts for the reasons for…
Read MoreS7E7: What Makes a GREAT Holster?
Today, Riley Bowman and Jacob Paulsen talk about the journey we’re recently made into the holster making business with the acquisition of KSG Armory. We discuss what goes into the making of a holster, and what design attributes and features separate the good holsters from the GREAT ones.
Read MoreCrossBreed Holsters ‘Rogue System’ Holster Review
The Rogue System Holster from CrossBreed is a versatile inside the waistband holster. I’ve been using this holster system with my Sig Sauer P365, and in this review, I’ll explain what I like and dislike about the holster. CrossBreed Holsters, the Company — CrossBreed Holster’s sells leather and Kydex holsters for a variety of firearm…
Read MoreS5E11: 5 Years of Appendix Carry…What’s Changed?
Riley Bowman and Matthew Maruster revisit an episode we recorded over 5 years ago about appendix carry. We discuss the things we’ve changed our minds about since then as well as talk about what’s changed about the way we carry.
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