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FALCO Holsters has announced a significant upgrade to its Kydex Duty Holster lineup, introducing a completely redesigned safety hood. This new mechanism enhances user safety and operational speed by repositioning the thumb-activated release button for smoother, faster draws and adding a protective shroud to prevent accidental release. The squared hood profile now supports reflex sights up to 1.18” in height, keeping compatibility with the latest law enforcement optics and iron sights.

FALCO Holsters has partnered with the elite 3 of 7 Project to release two new “high-performance” Kydex IWB holsters — the A912 and its light-bearing variant, the A912 L. Crafted with input from veterans of Navy SEAL and SWAT units, these holsters feature durable full Kydex construction paired with a breathable perforated leather backer to maximize comfort and concealability. Designed with adjustable retention and a sweat guard, the A912 series delivers swift access and reliable handgun protection for tactical operators and daily carriers alike.

FALCO Holsters has officially expanded its Kydex offerings, bringing three new carry options into a space where most manufacturers stick with the usual inside-the-waistband (IWB) or outside-the-waistband (OWB) formulas. These new kydex options will help those who prefer or need a chest carry, small of the back, or cross-draw holster to get what they need for the gun that they carry.

Welcome back to another Falco Holsters rundown. If you happened to miss the last article about Carbon Fiber holsters, be sure to click the link here. For this edition, I really wanted to look at the various ways to carry when you can't use traditional carry methods. In certain situations, you may not always be able to carry an IWB holster on a belt. Sometimes you may have to have sweatpants or clothing with a drawstring. It's one of the toughest ways to figure out how to carry, but a belly band is certainly one way to carry a concealed handgun without having to be unarmed while doing various physical activities. Let's take a closer look at when you should have accessories.

FALCO Holsters has introduced its Multi-Fit collection, designed to simplify holster selection for a wide range of firearms. This series offers practical solutions for pistol and revolver owners, with options in leather and nylon to suit various carry styles. It’s a reliable choice for shooters seeking quality gear that adapts to their needs, making it a notable addition to the market.

When it comes to holsters, we have grown used to the debate on whether or not you should choose leather or Kydex for a daily carry holster. Ever since the release of Kydex holsters, there have been two main options for holster material. What if there were a viable third option? I heard Falco Holsters was coming out with a set of holsters that are either a hybrid or fully made of genuine carbon fiber. Unlike carbon fiber texture printed onto Kydex holsters, these Falco Holsters are fully made out of real carbon fiber, which made me immediately wonder how they performed in daily life. Let's take a closer look at Falco Holsters' carbon fiber options.

FALCO Holsters has relaunched its popular G122 Sling Bag, now featuring upgrades designed to improve concealed carry for a range of users. The updated bag, made from durable ballistic nylon, includes a 1.18-inch wider firearm compartment for smoother draws and compatibility with larger handguns, plus expanded front pockets (50% and 30% larger) for extra storage of daily essentials like wallets, keys, or spare magazines. Its versatile design allows it to be worn as a crossbody sling or fanny pack, with an anti-slip lining and a nylon pull cord for quick firearm access. The G122 is intended to be FALCO’s practical option for outdoor adventurers like hikers and cyclists, urban commuters needing discreet carry, or law enforcement officers seeking off-body solutions for specific scenarios.

When it comes to carrying a concealed handgun off-body, there are a few aspects to consider. There are plenty of options on the market, but so far, the Falco Holsters off-body bags have proven to be modular at a competitive price. Over the last few months, I have tried several different models and can give you an informed overview of these bags from my time with them. Let's take a closer look at the various Falco Concealed Gun Bags.

FALCO Holsters has one of the most extensive online catalogs of holster options available, whether you’re into Kydex or leather. Over the years, FALCO has grown from a small garage in rural Slovakia making leather falconry gloves to a state-of-the-art workshop that now provides holsters worldwide to civilians, military units, and law enforcement agencies. This month, they’ve announced a new expansion for their holster lineup to now include compatibility with even more lights and lasers than before.

Carbon fiber is an innovative material. It’s composed of a web of filaments woven in a specific pattern and mated with resin. On its own, carbon fiber is flexible and soft to the touch. When the proper amount of epoxy resin is added to the carbon fiber weave, a strong and lightweight bond is made.

Trying to figure out the best holster to carry a concealed handgun in daily can become overwhelming with options and configurations. The age-old question when looking for a new holster is to choose between Kydex and leather holsters. Both materials have their strengths as well as their drawbacks. To add even more options to the market, I decided to check out a hybrid holster that is made out of both materials. I recently snagged all three styles from Falco Holsters and gave them a fair shakedown to see which style I prefer the best.

In the wake of the 2024 election results and the resultant buzz around gun rights in the news, FALCO Holsters is celebrating the protection of gun rights under the newly inaugurated President by offering a 15% discount on its Leather Multifit Holsters.