Comp-Tac has taken their eV2 Appendix Inside-the-Waistband (AIWB) holster and expanded out the line-up to include even more pistols. The eV2, which was formerly dubbed the eVade, includes more common and popular carry pistol models to hopefully fit one you already have [Read More…]
Somehow we totally missed this little bit of news… I have been not only running TACOs on my duty gear for a couple of years (and my competition belt for longer than that), but I have had previous experience with Comp-Tac Holsters (specifically the Minotaur MTAC). [Read More…]
When the new Smith & Wesson M&P Shield pistol rolled out earlier this year, one of the new factory options was an integrated Crimson Trace laser. While still new to the market, there are a lot of people buying these guns and relating positive stories about them. [Read More…]
In the market for a new holster? Comp-Tac Victory Gear is now offering more options for their Flatline and Flatline Thumb Break holster lines. The company mentions the onset of fall as their motivation for increasing on-the-waistband (OWB) options. After all, thanks to [Read More…]
When I was searching for a holster to fit my Arsenal Firearms Strike One in I was left with one option, the Texas-based holster company Comp-Tac. Since the holster was going to be used to shoot in competitions, I decided that the Comp-Tac International was probably the [Read More…]
Comp-Tac Victory Gear announced a number of new competition holsters for revolvers that are based on the company’s existing International rig. For those not familiar with the design, the International holster is an outside the waistband synthetic rig that uses a [Read More…]
News of the latest addition to Smith and Wesson’s lineup spread fast during the recent NRA Annual Meeting (NRAAM). Smith and Wesson’s newest gun is an M&P Shield chambered in .45 ACP, and it’s an announcement that’s been met with more than a [Read More…]
With as many pistols as we review here at The Firearm Blog finding a holster in the big box o’ discarded holsters can be a bit of a pain in the tush. I have resulted to a Safariland Pro-Fit paddle holster as my catch all T&E holster because it fits just about [Read More…]
Comp-Tac is now selling two of their holsters for pistols equipped with the TruGlo Micro Tac laser and TruGlo Tru Point laser/light combination unit. The two holster models are the International and the Infidel Max. The International carries a suggested retail price of [Read More…]
Comp-Tac introduced a new holster called the Cavalry. The rig is an inside the waistband holster that uses a hybrid design. Unlike some of the other hybrid rigs on the market, this holster is specifically designed for subcompact pistols. According to Comp-Tac, the [Read More…]
Comp-Tac announced the company will now make a variety of holsters for the Arsenal Strike 1 pistols. The holsters are all part of the company’s existing product line up and include: MTAC Neutral Cant Spartan Flatline International Additionally, the company will offer [Read More…]
The Infidel Max is the latest inside the waistband holster from Comp-Tac. The new concealed carry rig has an adjustable cant that allows the owner to comfortably carry in more positions. According to Comp-Tac, the rig can be adjusted for a forward 15˚ cant, a neutral [Read More…]
Comp-Tac announced the introduction of the company’s newest holster design: the Flatline Thumb Break. The Flatline Thumb Break is an evolution of the original Comp-Tac Flatline holster. Comp-Tac added a leather retention strap to the Kydex rig to enhance the [Read More…]
Comp-Tac announced they are now offering rigs in blue. Currently, the company will offer the blue color as an option for all of the Comp-Tac outside-the-waistband products including: International Holster Paddle Holster Single Mag Pouches Twin Mag Pouches AR Magazine [Read More…]
Comp-Tac released two new holster designs: the MERC and the Flatline. The MERC is an inside-the-waistband (IWB) holster, while the Flatline is convertible from IWB to outside-the-waistband (OWB). MERC stands for Most Economical Reliable Comfort. The holsters will [Read More…]