Walther PPQ .45 Holsters & more!



Changes are coming to Dara Holsters & Gear!

In the next couple of months, we will be changing things up a bit. Hopefully these changes will make viewing and ordering from our website easier, with a more user-friendly interface being introduced at the end of February.
New features will include:
  • The ability to upload firearm photos on order page
  • Customized order updates sent throughout production process
  • Interactive images that show how the holster will sit on the belt
  • More advanced in-system order messaging
  • More pictures, pages and ways to stay in touch
  • Instant Online Chat for quick questions while ordering
We will also soon be adding Concealed Carry Classes to cater to the Raleigh, NC area.
Immediate Changes and Updates:
We are now listing the orders that are currently in production on our website. These are all of the orders that are currently being molded, assembled, quality checked and shipped out. We will try to updated daily. Please note: this is a screen shot taken last week, we have since updated the order numbers.

NEW FIREARM OPTIONS:

  • Walther PPQ in .45
  • Smith & Wesson 3913
  • Remington RM380
  • KelTec P11
  • EAA Witness Compact w/Rail
  • EAA Sar Arms B6P 3.8
  • EAA Sar Arms B6P 4.5
  • Rock Island Armory 1911 3.5"
  • Sig Sauer 225 A1
  • Springfield XD Sub Compact 4" Mod 2
Order a Holster now!
Wait Times: Our current wait time for all custom items is 5-6 weeks as listed on the website. If you were able to select options when ordering, your item is custom.
We'd like to thank all of our customers for being patient while we adjust to our new higher volume. We will be adding a new member to our team later this month to help us increase our output.

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