Holsters and locking systems
For anyone that has experience in carrying a firearms for a few years, there is the knowledge that no one holster is going to work for every situation. Sometimes a Blackhawk Serpa holster is what you are using, but when summer comes and you don’t have the outwear to cover the firearm, it’s time for IWB carry. IWB is not for everyone, I’ve never had a problem with it until recently when I started doing more summer work and was coming home with bruises. I then started carrying in a pocket with a j-frame revolver but you can’t do that or downgrade to that small of a firearm if you are on duty. It’s normal to have 2-3 holsters to get you through the year if you a 7 day a week gun carrier.
We’ve recently expanded our gun holster line because there are so many good holster companies and much of it is about preference. If you are looking for a holster that will work with more than one firearm, check out the Elite Survival holsters or the Safariland holsters. Safariland holsters have a stiffer feel than nylon holsters but they are for duty holsters and one of our top sellers to the military. The Safariland ALS gives you a locking system in a different configuration as the Blackhawk Serpa, it’s all about preference.