By Trent Marsh | No single holster can cover everything. Different situations, seasons, and attire call for flexible concealment options.
Thanks to the relaxation of concealed carry laws nationwide, more Americans than ever are carrying firearms as part of their daily lives. You could argue that the concealed carry culture is still in its infancy as, unlike hunting, it was not part of our prior generation’s reality in much of the country. Where a hunter may have had a father, grandfather, uncles, neighbors or friends with strong feelings about camo, calibers, optics, or ammunition accrued over several generations of experience, concealed carry still lives in its first or second generation of experimentation.
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