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So you just purchased a brand new concealed carry firearm, but might be wondering: now what? First of all, congratulations! Your next step is most likely to get a good holster and start carrying your weapon with you. One of the best places for your concealed carry firearm is in a quality inside-the-waistband or outside-the-waistband holster. But, when getting used to something new, there are bound to be a few mistakes here and there. Concealed carry is no different!Even those who conceal carry a firearm for years can make mistakes, but that doesn’t mean you can’t be prepared and avoid...

When selecting a holster, it is important to consider the application that you are planning on using it for. Some platforms lend themselves to concealed carry while others are more suited for open carry. This brings us to a hotly contested debate among gun owners:  Open carry or concealed carry? In this article, we are going to break down some of the most commonly cited pros and cons for each method. Open carry Open carry is defined as the possession of a firearm that is visible to the public.   Pros: Comfort - Firearms that are positioned outside the waistband...

With the expansion of concealed carry laws across the United States, more Americans than ever have decided to take their safety into their own hands. While most individuals would choose the classic hip holster many people are now opting for more creative concealment options. The ankle holster is a great option for those who would like to carry a secondary/backup firearm or those whose holster options may be limited by their apparel.