Granted, it takes a bit to get used to wearing an ankle holster, but once you do, it is gloriously comfortable.
Mark Kakkuri
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What I Love & Hate About the Diamond D Custom Leather Shoulder Holster
Updated: August 14, 2018Pictured below are a Diamond D Custom Leather shoulder holster and a Glock 26. They make a great combination for concealed carry. When it comes to this rig, I love the comfort, balance and retention, but I do not love where the muzzle of the gun ends up.
What I Love & Hate About the Springfield Armory XD-S in .45 ACP
Updated: August 7, 2018Some days, however, you see a unique combination of design features, such as those found on this older Springfield Armory XD-S.
What I Love & Hate About the Walther PPS M2
Updated: July 31, 2018The Walther PPS M2 fits into the category known as “slim nines,” meaning it is a small, thin, easily concealed 9mm pistol. Its German roots are readily apparent in its design and manufacture.
What I Love & Hate About the Spyderco ARK H1 Neck Knife
Updated: July 23, 2018Even if you are not in a last-ditch moment, a neck knife can serve other purposes, namely by just providing an extra blade to be available for whatever you need.
What I Love & Hate About the CRKT Williams Tactical Pen 2
Updated: July 17, 2018Do you carry a tactical pen? Why or why not? What do you love and hate about it?
What I Love & Hate About the Smith & Wesson Model 360
Updated: July 10, 2018I will admit my biases up-front. I love these guns and always have. I think I always will. Depending on the day, I choose a J-frame over a slim nine, over a Glock 19 and over lots of other guns. I don’t always, but most of the time I do.
What I Love & Hate About the SIG Sauer P365
Updated: July 2, 2018When it comes to defensive handguns, simple is not just good; simple is great. I just want to be able to draw the gun and squeeze the trigger in order to fire. I do not want a bunch of extra controls or features to fuss with.
Top 5 Minimal Inside-the-Waistband Holsters
Updated: June 26, 2018When is a holster not a holster? I guess I do not know, but these minimal holster systems probably bend the definition a little. At the very least, they are ultrathin, using either minimal or no holster material in places where we are used to a decent amount of plastic, leather or fabric.
Top Five Concealable Blades
Updated: June 20, 2018This is an exercise in compromise to be sure. Reducing the cutting power of the knife increases its concealability (and vice versa). We’ve got two neck knives, one pocket folder, one ankle rig and one boot knife. Which would you carry and why?