Firearms Tips and Techniques for Beginners: Holsters

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This episode of Firearms Tips and Techniques for Beginners talks about pistol holsters.

Most holsters are made out of kydex (plastic), leather, or nylon. Holsters come in various shapes and fulfill various objectives, such as concealed carry holsters or "duty" holsters or "deep concealment" holsters.

I cover some basic types of handgun holsters and my recommendations on the types of holsters you should consider.

This video features a Glock 19 9mm semi-auto handgun, but the lessons should apply to any typical pistol.



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