Small Business Spotlight: HUSH Holsters
by
Zac K
Published: June 10th, 2025
Welcome to TFB’s Small Business Spotlight! We recently asked you to tell us about your small firearms businesses. This week, we profile HUSH Holsters. Thanks to them for volunteering to be included!
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Business Name: HUSH Holsters
URL: https://www.hushholsters.com/
Years in business: One to five years
About HUSH Holsters
We manufacture holsters for suppressed handguns, and also have come out with a wood SKS folding stock that seems very popular.
HUSH Holsters was developed from an idea that shooting suppressed handguns is much more fun, but what do you do with the gun when you’re done shooting it? Setting it on the ground, a gun case, or a table is silly. More importantly, how does a shooter engage a target with a suppressed handgun? Previous attempts have largely been panned, and HUSH Holsters decided to change that. After a few trips to the woods with steel targets, the product was prototyped, tested, and revised to come to the HUSH HOLSTER 1.0. Testing started with an Elk hunt as well as outings in the woods, refining the retention mechanism as well as the mounting systems. We produce all products in Oregon, and feel strongly about manufacturing in the US.
What makes HUSH Holsters unique
We are one of the most recognized Additive Manufactured holster companies so far, and we focus almost entirely on solving the problem for suppressed handguns, this is basically something that people don't often think about until they GET a suppressed handgun and then realize it's crucial.
We decided that injection molded products were too expensive for what they provide and Kydex was too labor intensive to work with, so we used our skillsets in Additive Manufacturing to create a holster that is the best of both worlds.
Professional hoser with fudd-ish leanings.
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I recently purchased a holster for my suppressed G17, and I'm extremely satisfied with its construction and ease of operation. That being said, I initially figured that a simple belt clip would come with the holster, but all I got was the holster, no way to attach it to a belt.
After communicating with Spencer at HUSH, he rectified the situation, and clarified the differences between the different mounting systems for the holster.
I recommend either the mid- or drop-leg attachments for comfort and utility.
The holsters also work well without the suppressor attached, and look pretty cool too.
Great holster, excellent customer service.
Bill
The SKS stock must be for the Russian A-Team...