#InsideTheWaistband

Handguns are less effective than long guns, but they offer one critical advantage: portability. A handgun is the gun that is most likely to be available should you need one, and if you are doing it right, that handgun will be in a holster. This article will cover the various types of holsters, some advantages and disadvantages of each, and how to decide what is right for you.

Welcome back to another edition of Concealed Carry Corner. Last week, we talked about range guns versus carry guns and how those guns differ from one another. If you missed that article, click the link here to check it out. This week, I wanted to look at different styles of inside-the-wistband (IWB) holsters. IWB holsters vary depending on configuration and style. Looking at various holsters whether it’s a monoclip, dual clip or a holster with a carry wing, it can be rather tricky to choose what’s best for you. Let’s take a closer look at the important parts of finding the right holster in the inside the waistband holster rundown.

It’s no secret that the Glock 19 has been one of, if not the most popular carry pistols of all time. The Glock 19 has been issued to militaries, law enforcement, and security agencies, as well as being a top choice for civilians looking to defend themselves and their loved ones. Owning and carrying a pistol comes with a responsibility to handle it safely, so despite what the movies tell you, stuffing a loaded pistol into your waistband without a holster isn’t going to cut it. You’ll need a safe, sturdy holster to stow that Glock 19 until it’s needed, so today, we’ll show you the best Glock 19 holsters on the market across the varied types of carry methods.