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High Speed Gear has created a variety of holsters to support FN’s 509 pistols, including the 509 tactical, 509 compact, 509 MRD. In addition the company is producing pouches for FN 509 magazines in 10-round, 12-round, 15-round, 17-round, and 24-round sizes.
Read More →Blackhawk has introduced a Level 2 Compact (L2C) version of its T-Series holster. The company says the new L2C holster features the durability and sturdiness of the other T-Series holsters with a streamlined and concealable form.
Read More →BlackHawk Products Group’s SERPA Auto Lock Level 3 Duty Holster is an improvement on the CQC SERPA holster introduced in 2004. The SERPA Auto Lock system provides a quick, natural draw with immediate security upon re-holstering to increase officer safety. The holster is lightweight and the injection molded carbon fiber composite construction provides incredible strength.
Read More →The weapon retention features of Blackhawk's SERPA Auto Lock Level 3 duty holster are demonstrated at SHOT Show 2011 by Chuck Buis, Blackhawk's senior product marketing manager. The company introduced three new SERPA models for 2011, including holsters for 1911s (with or without rails), S&W's 5946, and SIG Sauer's 250DC.
Read More →The 7TS Series from Safariland is extremely rugged and offers the ultimate in durability.
Read More →Riding in a waistband, the G&G Gold Line B813 is just as comfortable as I would expect from top-quality leather gear.
Read More →Fobus International, manufacturer of holsters and pouches, has introduced the GL42ND holster for the Glock 42. The one-piece holster body is constructed with reinforced polymer and is designed to be lightweight and extremely rugged.
Read More →OfficerStore recently partnered with WarFytr. Its new Liberty Holster's ambidextrous design gives the wearer many carrying options, and its patent-pending Fabriclip can be used to securely latch it onto backpacks, purses, pockets, and more.
Read More →Safariland has launched an online tool that makes it easier to select a holster from the Safariland and Bianchi holster lines.
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