Holsters designed for and with Law Enforcement

Why?

Most civilian holsters are designed to hold as many models as possible with the least amount of production time.  While these may work for civilian use, the stress and abuse these holsters see in L.E. applications brings forth the limitations of said designs.

In partnership with Colorado law enforcement personnel, our holsters were designed to meet the unique needs of the community with a focus on day-in day-out dependable use by undercover, plain clothed, and off duty L.E.

No Single Point of Failure:

Many commercial concealed carry holsters have a single point of failure where an eyelet, nut, or Kydex strap can fail and the holster is no longer secured. This design uses integrated straps and provides a more secure attachment to the belt and for the weapon.

Reduced edges:

Curved surfaces replace edges reducing the occurrence of snagging and rubbing and making a more comfortable fit.

Snug To the Body:

The Weapon is as close to the body as possible.  No attachment pieces, plates, or mounting brackets (that can fail) between the holster and the body.

Complete hold of the weapon:

Most civilian holsters are designed for multiple models and normally hold the weapon at one point, such as the trigger guard.  This design philosophy leaves slop in the fit that can allow for the weapon to come loose or fall out when running or wrestling. Because our holsters are molded to the firearm, they contact the weapon at a number of points on the slide, trigger guard, and lower to prevent the movement of the weapon in the holster and create a more snug fit.