Dara Holsters

This is a very common question that many new carriers ask in the forums.  The main things you need to successfully carry concealed are: A reliable firearm that you're comfortable shooting. A good sturdy gun belt with at least 2 layers of material. A safe, quality holster. The above mentioned are all you need to successfully carry concealed (or open for that matter) and are not too hard to find.  Good firearms to start out with are single stack 9mm's. They're easily found and numerous in quantity. You can't really go wrong with any of the most popular: Walther PPS, PPS M2, Glock 43, Shield 9mm, XDS 3.3, etc.  Most of the time carriers will start out with a single stack 9mm and work their way up in size once they're confident they can conceal more capacity. A good gunbelt is a bit trickier. Just because a belt has "Tactical" in it's name, does NOT mean it's a good gunbelt. There's nothing "tactical" about a single layer...

     Here is a diagram of the Tuckable IWB Holster from Dara Holsters. To me, this holster has everything you could ever need or think of for an inside the waistband holster. If you are new to concealed carry, or simply want to start shopping around for a new holster consider what's important to you before you buy. There are so many different materials and styles, but not every holster has everything you're looking for.      For those that have called in to the shop, there's a 95% chance that I have answered your phone call. My name's Dana, I'm in charge of sales and administration and I spend a nice chunk of the day talking with customers, answering questions and listening to stories. These are the times when I learn a lot about other products and my confidence in Dara Holsters grows.      The other day a customer had called in complaining of his former holster that- wait for it- broke in half because of constant bending...