Fobus BR-2 Rotating Thumb Break Paddle Holster
The Fobus BR-2 Rotating Thumb Break Paddle Holster is a handy accessory for stealth security and self defense.
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Condor Pistol Pouch – Black
R299An adaptable design makes it perfect for conveniently holding a wide variety of pistols.
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Condor Tornado Tactical Leg Holster – Coyote
R1,059The Condor Tornado Leg Holster is fully adjustable for every weapon size from a standard side arm to a side arm with a laser or light attachment.
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Fobus Holster – Paddle – LH – HK-1
R629Place the Fobus Holster – Paddle – LH – HK-1 on your hip and make sure the paddle is pushed all the way down on your belt. Draw fast and decisive, in an upwards motion as if you were in a real critical situation.
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Fobus Holster – Paddle – LH – HK-30
R719Place the Fobus Holster – Paddle – LH – HK-30 on your hip and make sure the paddle is pushed all the way down on your belt. Draw fast and decisive, in an upwards motion as if you were in a real critical situation.
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Fobus Holster – Paddle – LH – GL-43 ND
R759Place the Fobus Holster – Paddle – LH – GL-43 ND on your hip and make sure the paddle is pushed all the way down on your belt. Draw fast and decisive, in an upwards motion as if you were in a real critical situation.
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Fobus Holster – Paddle – LH – GL-42 ND
R599Place the Fobus Holster – Paddle – LH – GL-42 ND on your hip and make sure the paddle is pushed all the way down on your belt. Draw fast and decisive, in an upwards motion as if you were in a real critical situation.
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Fobus Holster – Paddle – LH – GL-4
R719Place the Fobus Holster – Paddle – LH – GL-4 on your hip and make sure the paddle is pushed all the way down on your belt. Draw fast and decisive, in an upwards motion as if you were in a real critical situation.
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Fobus Holster – Paddle – LH – GL-26 ND
R879Place the Fobus Holster – Paddle – LH – GL-26 ND on your hip and make sure the paddle is pushed all the way down on your belt. Draw fast and decisive, in an upwards motion as if you were in a real critical situation.
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Fobus Holster – Paddle – LH – BRS (Rotating)
R719Place the Fobus Holster – Paddle – LH – BRS (Rotating) on your hip and make sure the paddle is pushed all the way down on your belt. Draw fast and decisive, in an upwards motion as if you were in a real critical situation.
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Fobus Holster – Paddle – LH – BR-2
R719Place the Fobus Holster – Paddle – LH – BR-2 on your hip and make sure the paddle is pushed all the way down on your belt. Draw fast and decisive, in an upwards motion as if you were in a real critical situation.
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Fobus Holster Shoulder Strap
R1,039Wear the Fobus Holster Shoulder Strap and adjust it to your body size by using the Velcro straps. Make sure the Polymer triangles are placed under your armpits, with one elastic strap behind your shoulders and another behind the middle of your back.
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Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – TA-JD
R759Place the Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – TA-JD on your hip and make sure the paddle is pushed all the way down on your belt. Draw fast and decisive, in an upwards motion as if you were in a real critical situation.
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Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – 320S ND
R1,089Place the Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – 320S ND on your hip and make sure the paddle is pushed all the way down on your belt. Draw fast and decisive, in an upwards motion as if you were in a real critical situation.
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Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – RU-1
R669Place the Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – RU-1 on your hip and make sure the paddle is pushed all the way down on your belt. Draw fast and decisive, in an upwards motion as if you were in a real critical situation.
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Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – GL-36 (Rotating)
R919Place the Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – GL-36 (Rotating) on your hip and make sure the paddle is pushed all the way down on your belt. Draw fast and decisive, in an upwards motion as if you were in a real critical situation.
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Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – GL-4 (Rotating)
R949Place the Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – GL-4 (Rotating) on your hip and make sure the paddle is pushed all the way down on your belt. Draw fast and decisive, in an upwards motion as if you were in a real critical situation.
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Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – GL-26 (Rotating)
R669Place the Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – GL-26 (Rotating) on your hip and make sure the paddle is pushed all the way down on your belt. Draw fast and decisive, in an upwards motion as if you were in a real critical situation.
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Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – BR-2 (Rotating)
R719Place the Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – BR-2 (Rotating) on your hip and make sure the paddle is pushed all the way down on your belt. Draw fast and decisive, in an upwards motion as if you were in a real critical situation.
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Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – GL-43 ND
R689Place the Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – GL-43 ND on your hip and make sure the paddle is pushed all the way down on your belt. Draw fast and decisive, in an upwards motion as if you were in a real critical situation.
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Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – GL-36
R739Place the Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – GL-36 on your hip and make sure the paddle is pushed all the way down on your belt. Draw fast and decisive, in an upwards motion as if you were in a real critical situation.
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Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – GL-4
R879Place the Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – GL-4 on your hip and make sure the paddle is pushed all the way down on your belt. Draw fast and decisive, in an upwards motion as if you were in a real critical situation.
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Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – GL-3
R689Place the Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – GL-3 on your hip and make sure the paddle is pushed all the way down on your belt. Draw fast and decisive, in an upwards motion as if you were in a real critical situation.
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Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – C-21 (Rotating)
R859Place the Fobus Holster – Paddle – RH – C-21 (Rotating) on your hip and make sure the paddle is pushed all the way down on your belt. Draw fast and decisive, in an upwards motion as if you were in a real critical situation.
How to Choose a Gun Holster
When it comes to concealed carry, selecting the right gun holster can make all the difference. Your holster is responsible for keeping your firearm safe, secure, and easily accessible. With so many options available, it can be challenging to choose the right one. In this article, we will cover everything you need to know to select the perfect gun holster for your needs.
Why is Choosing the Right Holster Important?
Choosing the right holster is crucial for many reasons. First and foremost, it is essential for safety. Your holster is responsible for keeping your firearm safe and secure, ensuring that it does not accidentally discharge. The right holster should also be comfortable to wear, allowing you to carry your firearm all day without discomfort. Additionally, the right holster should make it easy to access your firearm when you need it, while also keeping it concealed.
Types of Gun Holsters
There are several types of gun holsters available on the market. Each type has its own advantages and disadvantages. Let's take a look at some of the most common types of gun holsters.
Inside the Waistband (IWB)
Inside the waistband holsters (IWB) are one of the most popular types of holsters. These holsters fit inside your waistband, allowing you to conceal your firearm. IWB holsters are typically worn at the 3 or 4 o'clock position on the waistband, although they can be worn in other positions. IWB holsters are known for their comfort and concealability.
Outside the Waistband (OWB)
Outside the waistband holsters (OWB) are worn outside your waistband, making them less concealable than IWB holsters. OWB holsters are typically worn at the 3 or 4 o'clock position on the waistband. OWB holsters are known for their accessibility and ease of use.
Appendix Carry
Appendix carry holsters are worn in the front of your waistband, at the 12 o'clock position. These holsters are typically used for smaller firearms, and they provide excellent concealment. Appendix carry holsters are known for their comfort and accessibility.
Shoulder Holsters
Shoulder holsters are worn over your shoulder and allow you to carry your firearm on your side. These holsters are typically used by law enforcement officers, but they can also be used by civilians. Shoulder holsters are known for their comfort and accessibility.
Ankle Holsters
Ankle holsters are designed to be worn around your ankle, allowing you to carry a smaller firearm. They are often used as backup holsters and are well-known for their concealment and ease of use.
Pocket Holsters
Pocket holsters are designed to fit in your pocket and allow you to carry a smaller firearm. These holsters are typically used as backup holsters. Pocket holsters are known for their concealment and ease of use.
Factors to Consider when Choosing a Holster
When choosing a holster, several factors should be taken into consideration. These include comfort, concealment, accessibility, retention, and material.
Comfort
Your holster should be comfortable to wear, allowing you to carry your firearm all day without discomfort. Look for a holster with a comfortable design and made of materials that do not cause irritation or chafing.
Concealment
If you plan on carrying your firearm concealed, your holster should provide excellent concealment. Look for a holster with a low profile that does not print or reveal the outline of your firearm.
Accessibility
Your holster should allow you to access your firearm quickly and easily when you need it. Look for a holster with a design that allows for easy and fast access to your firearm.
Retention
Your holster should provide good retention, ensuring that your firearm stays securely in place. Look for a holster with a retention system that works well and is easy to use.
Material
The material your holster is made of is also important. Look for a holster made of high-quality materials that will last a long time and provide good protection for your firearm.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know which holster is right for me?
Choosing the right holster depends on your individual needs and preferences. Consider factors such as comfort, concealment, accessibility, retention, and material. You may also want to try on different holsters to find the one that best suits you.
How often should I clean my holster?
It's a good idea to clean your holster regularly to remove dirt and debris. How often you need to clean it depends on how often you use it and the conditions it's exposed to. As a general rule, it's recommended to clean your holster at least once a month.
Can I wear an OWB holster concealed?
Yes, you can wear an OWB (Outside Waistband) holster concealed, but it may require some additional clothing or accessories to ensure proper concealment. Keep in mind that an OWB holster may be more difficult to conceal than an IWB (Inside Waistband) holster.
What should I do if my holster starts to wear out?
If you notice signs of wear or damage on your holster, such as frayed edges or loose stitching, it's best to stop using it and replace it with a new one. Continuing to use a damaged holster could compromise the safety and security of your firearm.
Can I carry my gun in south africa?
In South Africa, it is legal to carry a gun if you possess a valid firearm license in accordance with the Firearms Control Act. However, when carrying a gun, it must be securely stored in a holster and kept concealed while in public areas. It is important to note that certain areas are designated as firearm-free zones, and carrying a gun is strictly prohibited in these areas.
