#GalcoHolsters

Galco has announced even more fits for the Triton 3.0 Kydex Strongside/Crossdraw IWB (Inside the Waistband) holster as well as the Switchback Strongside/Crossdraw series of belt holsters. The Triton 3.0 is now compatible with even more optics-equipped handguns (like the Glock G17) and the Switchback is good to go on more large-frame semi-autos like the chonky Springfield Armory XD-M Elite.

Building on the success of their previous lineup of concealable holsters, the new Galco Concealable 2.0 holster is a modernized version of its predecessor designed for modern handguns. The new holsters still feature premium steer hide leather but now incorporate accommodations for red dots sights and butt-forward cant positions of carrying to adapt for modern concealed carriers.

The new Springfield Armory Hellcat Pro had a huge launch. The pistol, designed specifically for concealed carry, is not complete without a holster. If you regularly conceal a handgun, you know that just one holster is never enough, and I’m guessing all of you have a dedicated holster drawer. With so many different needs and body types, a wide variety of options is important. Fortunately for those who plan to buy the Hellcat Pro, Galco Holsters has heard the call. Just announced, these are the new Galco Hellcat Pro holster fits.

Many times, I find that folks in the gun community also enjoy other outdoor activities. If you find yourself hiking, especially with a lot of gear, you might have noticed that a gun on your belt isn’t always the most comfortable or accessible option. To help clear their gear, some weekend adventurers have started using chest holsters. Galco Holsters seems to touch on every method of carrying; this one included. New from Galco, this is the High Ready chest holster.

Contrary to the belief of certain shooting competition organizations, appendix carry is a viable and very popular option for those who carry concealed. The position allows me to maintain constant control of my firearm and provides a very quick draw. Galco understands, however, and has just released their Paragon 2.0 holster, designed specifically for AIWB carry.

I don’t know about you, but carrying a rigid, metal gun in a rigid, plastic holster can sometimes be uncomfortable. Depending on the position in which you carry your firearm, your setup can rub against your bones or skin. To help alleviate some of the discomforts of everyday carry, Galco Holsters has entered a new solution. Meant to be used as padding between you and your firearm, this is Galco’s MyCloud accessory for inside-the-waistband holsters.

It’s always cool to see the old mixed with the new. A 1911 in a leather holster doesn’t scream modern but the addition of a red dot optic changes that. With more people utilizing pistol-mounted dots on their daily carry guns, holster makers are delivering options that can accommodate them. Galco Holsters is one of those companies and they’ve just added new models to the Speed Master 2.0 line. The holsters are now available for 1911s with or without a red dot.