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Inside the Waistband Holsters

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Inside the Waistband Holsters Pictured above is our standard Inside the Waistband Holster. It has all of the most common specs: Right handed, Black, Mid ride, straight draw and a 1.5" black belt clip. It is also made for one of our most commonly carried firearms-- the Glock 43. PRICE: This is the base mode holster for $53.99-- prices will go up according to color (up to $4.00 up-charge), belt attachment (soft loops are $11.99), and light attachment (ranging from $15-$30). We often gets asked why we charge extra for light or laser attachments, this is because not only does it take up a bit more material and hardware, but also because certain light/laser attachments can take hours to prepare when creating the mold. LIGHTS & LASERS: Below are some of our Inside the Waistband holsters that accommodate our most popular light or laser attachments: While we cannot possibly photograph every holster that gets sent out, we do try to provide a variety of p

DARA Race Holsters

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The DARA Custom Race Holster is handcrafted from .125" Boltaron and fastened together usi ng a com bination of Melonite coated chrome Molly steel and black 316 INOX Stainless Steel hardware . When building your Race Holster from scratch, you can choose your slide coverage from 1" up to 2" in .25" increments. Not only that, you can also choose your own cant angle and ride height. You are sure to get a leg over the competition with all of the custom options to choose from. The Race Holster shown here is for the Glock 17 with Trijicon RMR mounted to the slide. We got our slide milled out by Glockmeister . This holster is a mid ride, with a straight draw and 1" slide coverage.   The DARA Custom Race Holster can accommodate virtually any reflex sight. The unique design and custom features also accommodate most customized firearms. As long as the custom features are noted, the holster can be build for taller sights, extended slide releases, ex

Silly "Journalist" Who Bought a Gun to Prove Some Kind of Point

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  Helen Ubinas walked into a licensed gun dealership (lol) and bought a semi-automatic AR-15 type (lol) rifle in 7 minutes. Oh. My. GOODNESS. SEVEN MINUTES! She describes the life altering moment as 'obscene' and 'horrifying'. If it took me only 7 minutes to buy my next rifle, I would probably feel the opposite.   But she, unlike myself, is a left wing gun control advocate that is horrified that some of us Americans can get a hold of a gun that easily. Now I'm assuming she is an American citizen (as she successfully bought the rifle). And I'm also assuming she is not a convicted felon (as she successfully bought the rifle). Now, I understand what she was trying to do here. But honestly, it would have made a better point had she been a questionable character going in to buy a gun, not the ideal citizen. Now she is just a hypocrite. She's a left wing hypocrite (don't those words work well together?) who now owns a Military-style

Senator Murphy forcing Congress to make Gun Control Decision

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“Senate Democrats ended a nearly 15-hour filibuster early Thursday after Republican Party leaders reportedly agreed to allow votes on two proposed gun control measures,” nbcnews.com reports. “Sen. Chris Murphy, a Democrat from Connecticut, said that a compromise had been reached. Votes would be held on whether to ban people on the government’s terrorist watch list from obtaining gun licenses and whether to expand background checks to gun shows and internet sales, he added. ‘We did not have that commitment when we started today,’ Murphy said.” Here we go again . . . Senator Chris Murphy is trying to force Congress to make a decision on gun control, because of course, "Nobody needs to own a Military style assault weapon." “Senate Democrats ended a nearly 15-hour filibuster early Thursday after Republican Party leaders reportedly agreed to allow votes on two proposed gun control measures,” nbcnews.com reports. “Sen. Chris Murphy, a Democrat from Connecticut,

How to Carry a Gun while Mountain Biking

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Dara Mounted Holster on a Bicycle!   A comfortable, safe and secure way to carry your firearm while riding a bike! The patented Mounted Holster system with RAM tough-claw can be mounted ANYWHERE! This week, we mounted our Walther PPS M@ to a Diamondback Bicycle, who knows where we'll mount it next week! Take a look: The video above show how the tough-claw mounted holster is mounted to the bicycle. With the no-slip rubber lining the inside of the claw, this thing is going nowhere! Here we are showing the stability of the Mounted holster while drawing our gun. As you can probably here, there is a nice audible click to let you know when the firearm is fully seated. The same Military grade rubber retention system, used on all Dara Holsters, is utilized under the trigger guard area. Allowing you to adjust the retention to your desired holding. Pretty cool, huh? To purchase a RAM Mounted Dara Holster, click here !

How to Choose the Best Concealed Carry Position

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The Best Way to Choose your Concealed Carry Position I work in Customer Service for Dara Holsters and receive a TON of questions daily about what position I would recommend someone to carry. The thing is: there is no one size fits all position. It depends on the gun, your body type, what you wear, etc. So only you can decide where to carry. BUT hopefully this article will give you some good tips on deciding which position to carry at. First things first, you need a firearm. If you already have a carry gun, great! If not, see this article where we give you some tips on choosing a great CCW . Ok, so you've got your CCW in hand. Take the magazine out completely, make sure the gun is completely cleared and begin unloading the magazine. Check and check again that your firearm is cleared, insert the mag and now you're ready. Since the 3-5 o'clock (7-9 o'clock for lefties!) is the most common carry position, let's start there. Stick your unloaded firearm inside your wa

Popular Gear for Range Time & Competitive Shooting

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Most Popular in Action Sports Gear Addidas Fast X High GTX Boot Mr. Colin Noir uses these when he trains, they have an average of five out of five stars on Amazon. PACT Shot Timer This shot timer is used by many professionals to time shots and also provides you wish ballistics information like trajectory and hold offs for wind drifts. Howard Leight by Honeywell R-01902 Impact Pro Electronic Shooting Earmuffs Highest rated Ear Protection for Competitive Shooting by shootingandsafety.com Eye Protection for Shooting Both of these are rated five stars by shootingandsafety.com, both have different price points. Range Bag and Backpack Both bags come highly recommended from a number of shooters. I, personally, use the GPS Handgunner Backpack. Ammo Storage I HIGHLY recommend using these for ammo storage, they're tough, water proof and allow you to store ammo in a very organized way. They also stack together in various sizes. Holsters &a

EDC Must Haves for the Beginner Survivalist

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The word 'Prepper' seems to carry a slightly unfavorable connotation nowadays. If you label yourself as a prepper , people might take that as a self proclamation of insanity, all the while you're smugly saying to yourself, "Don't be callin' me when SHTF". There's nothing wrong with being a survivalist, or being prepared for everything. Just don't go overboard stocking hundreds of pounds of food that expires in 6 months. Instead, get items that are small but useful and keep them readily available to you. No one is stopping you from building an underground bunker in your backyard, but if you're going to be prepared for everything, you should have a stash of gear kept in your car. I've made a list of some of my favorite items that I carry in my Jeep at all times, if not on me. Please note that some of these are affiliate links. This means that they are links to amazon that contain information about my website to tell them where your click