Canik METE MC9 Prime Radian holsters are now available.

I’ve tried a lot of carry belts over the years, from traditional rigid gun belts to newer designs built specifically around concealed carry. After daily carrying and testing more belts than I can remember, three have become my personal favorites: the Hunter Constantine Carry Belt, Agonic EDB, and Aegitec Hybrid EDC Belt. I genuinely like all three, but each does things a little differently. After carrying each with the same Glock 19 appendix setup—and spending about two years with the Hunter Constantine—here’s where each one stands out.

Looking for a holster for the SureFire XC3 SUB? Blacksmith Tactical offers dedicated XC3 SUB holsters for a growing selection of concealed carry pistols, including models from Canik, Glock, Smith & Wesson, SIG Sauer, Springfield Armory, and HK.

Your OWB holster can be configured around how and where you plan to carry it. One of the biggest decisions is choosing the right belt attachment, which affects how the holster rides, how securely it stays in place, and how easily it can be put on or removed.

From low-profile everyday carry to range, training, and Safariland QLS-compatible setups, here's a straightforward breakdown of the available options and how to build the OWB setup that works best for you.

Choosing an IWB holster doesn’t have to be complicated. The right setup depends on your firearm, where you prefer to carry, and how much adjustability or added capability you want. Here’s a straightforward breakdown of our IWB holsters and who each one is designed for.

Micro-compact handguns are designed to be small, lightweight, and easy to conceal. But that compact size can create challenges when designing a holster that carries comfortably and performs the way it should. That’s why some of our micro-compact holsters are intentionally extended beyond the end of the firearm.

Ruger LCP Max EHG Holsters are now available.

Glock Store 26X MK1 Overview & Holster Compatibility