Handgun Holsters
(550)Sticky MD-4 Med Semi-Auto with Laser Ambidextrous Holster
BLACKHAWK! Stache IWB Base Glock 17/22/31/47 And CZ P-10 F Inside The Waistband Ambidextrous Holster
CrossBreed MiniTuck Smith & Wesson Shield Inside the Pant Right Hand Holster
Uncle Mike's Reflex Smith & Wesson SD 9mm/40Cal Outside the Waistband Right Hand Holster
Sticky Holsters MD-2 Super Non-Slip Synthetic Rubber Medium Inside the Waistband Ambidextrous Holster - Black
BLACKHAWK! T-Series L2C Overt Gun Belt Sig Sauer P320/250/M17/M18 with TLR 7 or 8 Right Holster
CrossBreed SuperTuck Glock 17/19/22/23 Inside the Waistband Right Hand Holster
Sticky SM-3 Nylon/Suede Foam Small Inside the Waistband Ambidextrous Holster - Black
Galco Tuck-N-Go 2.0 Strongside/Crossdraw Smith & Wesson M&P 380 w/CTC Inside the Waistband Ambidextrous Holster
A handgun holster should secure your firearm while keeping it readily accessible in case of an emergency. A good holster will shield the trigger from accidental interactions and be easy to draw from in a streamlined, fluid motion.
Holsters can be inside the waistband (IWB) or outside the waistband (OWB). Popular for concealed carry, IWB holsters typically loop or clip to your belt, and trade a bit of discomfort and exposure of the handgun to sweat for increased concealment. OWB holsters typically have wide wings to smooth out the firearm’s shape under a shirt, and are a better option for a larger handgun. You can also find shoulder holsters (a comfortable option, especially for larger revolvers), pocket holsters (preventing snags for a small handgun in your pant or coat pocket), ankle holsters (often used for backup guns, as they offer great concealment but more difficult draws), belly band holsters (a less comfortable option providing greater concealment).
Holsters are typically made from leather, kydex, or synthetic fabric. Leather is the traditional choice, and offers a versatile option that requires some maintenance. Kydex is a tough plastic that can mold around your gun, but can be less comfortable. Sythentic fabrics can be more bulky but also more comfortable than kydex.
When choosing a holster, find an option that works for your comfort, gun size, and wardrobe.