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Earlier this year, Blackhawk released their new Stache IWB holster. Obviously targeted for concealed carry, they wanted to make a rigid and modular inside the waistband option. Initially only available for a few popular handguns, Blackhawk now expands Stache to fit emerging contenders in the concealed carry market, including the Springfield Armory Hellcat and the Taurus GX4.
Blackhawk @ TFB:
- Blackhawk Introduces Streamlight TLR-7A Flex & TLR1-HL Lights
- New Stache IWB Concealment Holster from Blackhawk
- The SERPA CQC Concealment Holster Line from Blackhawk Expands
Blackhawk®, a leader in law enforcement and military equipment for over 20 years, has announced new handgun fits for the Stache™ IWB holster. With additional holsters accommodating an even wider selection of handguns, more gunowners can count on the Stache as their everyday carry solution.
Among the new fits for the Stache IWB are the GLOCK® 43 and Taurus® GX4™, both of which are quickly becoming some of the most popular concealed carry handguns on the market.
Blackhawk Expands Stache Holsters Lineup
Blackhawk’s Stache line of IWB holsters is made of impact-reinforced, injection-molded polymer. They use a single clip to attach to your belt. If you have a red dot sight on your pistol, most models will not interfere with the Stache or its shirt guard. Users have the option to add accessories to their holster, including a claw, to aid with concealment. The base model has an MSRP of $39.95, while the Premium package comes in at $64.95.
New Fits:
- Colt 1911 Commander, Staccato C2, 4″ 1911s
- GLOCK 17/22/31
- GLOCK 43X/48 with Streamlight TLR 7 Sub or SureFire XSC
- M&P Shield 9/40 with Streamlight TLR-6, Crimson Trace Lightguard, or Laserguard Pro
- S&W M&P 9/40
- Taurus Millennium G2C/G3C
- GLOCK 43/43X, Springfield Armory Hellcat, Taurus GX4
To get your hands on one, head over to Blackhawk’s website. You can learn more about their products when you follow Blackhawk on their social pages. Check them out on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. Stay aware and carry often!
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