Frequently Asked Questions
What types of holsters are included in the Other Holsters category?
What types of holsters are included in the Other Holsters category?
This category covers specialty carry options beyond standard belt holsters, including MOLLE holsters, belly wrap holsters, car seat holsters, fanny pack holsters, bra holsters, holster shirts, vest holsters, and carry safes when available.
Who should consider a specialty holster instead of a standard belt holster?
Who should consider a specialty holster instead of a standard belt holster?
Specialty holsters are useful for law enforcement, military, security, first responders, hunters, and concealed carry users who need a carry method matched to a uniform, vehicle, tactical platform, off-duty clothing, or discreet carry requirement.
How do I choose the right alternative handgun holster?
How do I choose the right alternative handgun holster?
Start with firearm fit, carry location, retention needs, draw access, handedness, and compatibility with your clothing or tactical gear. If your handgun has a mounted light, optic, or accessory, choose a holster made for that setup.
Are MOLLE holsters good for tactical gear?
Are MOLLE holsters good for tactical gear?
MOLLE holsters are designed for use with compatible MOLLE platforms such as tactical vests, packs, or load-bearing gear. They are commonly chosen when a belt holster is not the best position for the user’s equipment layout.
Can one holster work for duty, off-duty, and concealed carry?
Can one holster work for duty, off-duty, and concealed carry?
One holster may work for some situations, but many users choose different holsters for different roles. Duty, off-duty, vehicle, range, and concealed carry use can require different levels of access, concealment, retention, and comfort.