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Holster selection for different carry positions

OWB (outside waistband) holsters offer the easiest draw and most accessible carry position, but require a cover garment for concealment. Best for duty use, range use, or open carry. IWB (inside waistband) holsters conceal better but reduce comfort and require a slightly larger cover garment.

Appendix carry (AIWB) has become the preferred IWB position for many serious carry practitioners — the pistol sits in front of the hip rather than behind it, which provides faster access and more consistent draw geometry from any body position. Requires a purpose-built AIWB holster with a claw attachment to manage grip printing.

Optics compatibility: if you are running a red dot on your pistol, confirm the holster accommodates it before buying. Most quality Kydex holsters are available in optic-cut versions for popular pistol/optic combinations. Universal fit holsters typically do not accommodate mounted optics cleanly.

Holsters for concealed carry, open carry, duty and range use. The biggest selections come from Safariland, DeSantis Gunhide, Mission First Tactical, 1791 Gunleather, Blackhawk, L.A.G. Tactical, Sticky Holsters, Bravo Concealment and Crucial Concealment. Most holsters are made for one pistol model, sometimes with a specific light, so search for the model you carry.

Choose the carry style

Inside the waistband (IWB) hides best under a shirt. Outside the waistband (OWB) is easier to draw from and more comfortable with a full-size pistol. Pocket holsters keep a small pistol upright in the pocket, like the DeSantis Superfly for the S&W Bodyguard, and purse holsters such as the Bulldog Hobo Anna carry off the body. For duty work, Safariland holsters with ALS retention hold the pistol until you release it.

Pair your holster with spare pistol magazines and a weapon light that fits it, or browse pistols.

Common questions

How do I know a holster fits my gun?

Match the exact pistol model, any light or red dot on it, and the hand you draw with. The product name lists the fit.

IWB or OWB for concealed carry?

IWB conceals better under a T-shirt. OWB is more comfortable for long days and larger pistols but needs a cover garment such as an open shirt or jacket.

Do I need a gun belt?

For IWB and OWB holsters, yes. A stiff gun belt keeps the holster from sagging and puts the grip in the same place on every draw.

Do you have left-handed holsters?

Many models come in a left-hand version. Look for “left hand” in the product name.