Types of Holsters
Ultimately, the best ankle carry holster for the Glock 43 for you is something which needs to be determined by hands-on field experience. We are all made in different shapes and sizes; what works great for me, might not be for you. That said however, my recommendation for the best ankle carry holster for the Glock 43 is the Galco ankle glove.
Our top pick in belly bands is the ComforTac Ultimate Belly Band Holster. This belly band is made of neoprene, which is much softer than elastic. Neoprene is the material knee braces are made of.
Galco crossdraw holsters are made of the finest leather, expertly matched to your gun for a perfect fit, and allow a smooth and easy draw. Order online now!
Top Drop Leg Holsters. Let’s get back to the top picks. Here are a few good drop leg holsters for you to look through as you are researching which one may work the best for you. 1. Condor Tornado Tactical Leg Holster. This leg holster is a wrap around design that fits pistols with a sight or light mount.
Best Concealed Carry T-Shirt Holster Holster Shirt by 5.11 Tactical It has holster pockets on either side, so it can be used by both right- and left-handed shooters. The outside features a mesh to break up ‘printing’ of the firearm. 5.11 Tactical offers a lifetime warranty on all their products.
This kydex paddle holster is available for a range of guns, but really excels with .45 pistols. If you are looking for a kydex paddle holster for a larger gun, this is a great option. 4. R&R Holsters Kydex Paddle Holster. This is a great minimal kydex holster that fits a wide range of guns pretty well.
Molle is the most popular material used today with the military. It’s durable, and reliable. What, then, is the best molle holster? The CONDOR MA69: VT HOLSTER is the top of the line for me. It’s a pretty versatile holster that fits a variety of pistols due to the adjustable velcro flaps. When it comes to holsters, this one is as reliable as any good IWB and well worth it, and it’s highly affordable.
A paddle holster has a “paddle” or “duck bill” section of the holster that fits inside the waistband and the holster for the gun overlaps the waistband. A belt slide holster slides into the belt loops of a person's belt.