KSG Lexington Holster Featured in HK VP9 A1 Launch Video
Heckler & Koch USA recently announced the release of two new handguns to the VP9 handgun product line. The new VP9 A1 line is starting with two new handguns the…
Read MoreKSG Lexington Holster Adds Support for New HK CC9
KSG Armory Holsters is excited to announce support for the recently released CC9 from Heckler and Koch. The CC9 is an all-new micro-compact handgun chambered in 9mm. The development and…
Read MoreUpdated Revere Holster Now Incorporates ClipGrid For More Belt Attachment Options
KSG is proud to present an update and upgrade to our Revere holster design. The Revere, previously called the Lumos, is a simple but effective light-bearing oriented holster design. It…
Read MoreShooting Illustrated – KSG Lexington Holster Review
Thank you to P.E. Fitch for your recent review of our Lexington holster on the NRA publication: Shooting Illustrated. His review highlighted a lot of small details that are often…
Read MoreThe 3 Benefits and The Major Danger of a Holster Sweatguard
For as long as there have been holsters there have been people trying to make those holsters more comfortable. When we started concealing those guns in our pants right against…
Read MoreSIRT Pocket Pistol Compatible Holster Now Available
SIRT training pistols from Next Level Training are fantastic dry fire training guns. SIRT stands for shot indicating resetting trigger and true to their name they provide a functional and…
Read MoreYou’ll shoot your junk off – an unscientific look at gun safety
The internet has been telling me for years that I’ll shoot my junk off if I persist in the foolish fad known as appendix carry. I have to admit, it has happened…
Read MoreOpen carry vs. concealed carry; being a hard target
As open carry of pistols is about to become a reality here in Texas, the debate continues to rage about whether or not that is a smart idea. Open carry…
Read MoreHow I built a VTAC shooting barricade
It took me about 4 hours to make a pair, and I’m not an accomplished carpenter, by any stretch of the imagination. It’s pretty simple once you get going, here’s how I did it.
Read MoreHow to holster your pistol, should you look or not?
That’s what led to this discussion about the proper technique of holstering. Look at your holster while you do it, or not? Avoid pistols without external safeties and stick with long, heavy trigger pulls?
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