Dara Holsters

So you just bought a gun, you have your CHL, now what? On to the wild goose chase that is finding the right holster. Some questions to consider: What type of holster do you want? How do you want to carry? Should you carry a back up magazine? Should you get both an IWB and OWB Holster? Don't worry, we've got your back! Introducing the best Holster Package EVER- the Ultimate Carry Package. While most holsters on the market are made from inferior materials, our holsters are made from .093" Boltaron/Kydex and fastened with the highest quality hardware on the market: a combination of Melonite coated chrome Molly steel and Black 316 INOX Stainless Steel hardware. All holsters and magazine carriers come with a Military Grade Adjustable Rubber Retention System and a no hassle Lifetime Warranty. Quality and Warranty aside, our company focuses on what's important: a safe, secure holster that does it's job effectively and for a lifetime. Our holsters

The Crimson Trace LG-482 for the Walther PPS M2 is now an available option for all Custom Holsters! Click on the type of holster you're looking for below to start building your holster now.

Appendix Carry is becoming increasingly popular. Five years ago, it seems that the carry position was frowned upon and discouraged, carrying the stigma of shooting your junk off should your trigger finger slip up. However, with practice and training you can become confident enough with your draw stroke and brave the appendix carry waters, as long as you have a great AIWB Holster. There are so many options for Appendix Holsters now a days, it's hard to choose which option is best for you. I highly suggest going to your local gun shop to ask if you can try on different holsters, just so you can determine which style/material you'll like. That will help narrow down your search. Most shops will at least have plastic, leather and nylon holsters. Depending on what your day to day activities are, you may need more retention than what a leather or nylon holster can offer you. If you're a cable guy, or work in construction where bending and moving around is somet