Choosing a concealed carry holster isn’t about finding the “best” design—it’s about finding the one that works best for your daily routine, comfort preferences, and carry style. Two of the most popular options available today are all-Kydex holsters and hybrid holsters. While each offers excellent firearm retention and durability, they excel in different situations....
As temperatures rise, many concealed carriers face a familiar challenge: how do you carry a firearm comfortably and discreetly when shorts, t-shirts, and lightweight clothing become the norm? Summer concealed carry requires a little extra planning, but with the right approach, starting with a low-profile IWB holster, you can remain comfortable, maintain proper concealment,...
When it comes to concealed carry, one of the biggest questions firearm owners ask is: What’s the best concealed carry position? More specifically, should you carry appendix (AIWB) or strong side (typically 3–5 o’clock)? The truth? There’s no one-size-fits-all answer. The best concealed carry position depends on your body type, daily activities, comfort preferences, clothing choices, training, and personal priorities. Let’s break down...
We all have an EDC or Everyday Carry, the collection of items we carry with us on a regular basis. Even average people who don’t think about self-protection carry many of the same things every day: wallet, keys, cell phone, etc. It’s the stuff that lets us live our lives away from home, things...
Carrying a concealed gun every day requires a particular set of gear. Concealed carry is different from just owning a gun. It’s like the difference between owning a car that sits covered up in your garage except to drive it on nice days versus the car you drive to work and back, school and...
Sometimes the best self-defense is avoiding the situation in the first place. But how? You have a concealed carry permit and a gun, which means you’re ready for anything, right? Wrong. While those two items are a must for everyone who wants to protect themselves, they are just the start. You could argue...
