Holsters for Concealed Carry
You’ve purchased a firearm for everyday carry, have been trained on how to responsibly and safely operate it, and you’ve made the decision to carry. Congratulations! Now the question is “what kind of holster should I buy and how do I wear it?” Before you run out and purchase a holster, make sure concealed carry is legal where you live and select a holster with easy firearm access while still achieving your concealment goals. When selecting a holster for concealed carry, remember that holster must fit you, your gun and your lifestyle while providing concealment, access and retention. According to the National Rifle Association (NRA) , these are the most common holsters: Strong-Side Hip Holsters The most familiar kind of holster, strong-side hip holster is positioned on your shooting hand side between the kidney and point of your hip. The strengths of this style of holster include very good pistol retention, the fastest presentation speed of all holsters, and a safe draw. Howe