“But does it take Glock Mags?” This is a statement that has often been asked sarcastically by gun owners for any new pistol for many years now. Well, in this case, this 1911 actually does. This is the Alpha Foxtrot AF1911-S15, a compact double stack 9mm 1911 that actually does take a Glock 43X/48 pattern magazine. Designed to be a compact and thin carry gun option, the S15 is just as thin or thinner than a standard single-stack 1911 while having a shorter grip. All the while having a nice 15+1 ammo capacity. So today we’ll dive into the specs and performance of this carry gun to help you see any advantages and disadvantages to help inform you before a potential purchase.

When I first joined Falco Holsters as a marketing manager, I didn’t fully grasp the significance of custom holsters. To be honest, I thought a holster was just a functional piece of gear—a tool to carry a firearm that simply needed to fit. I had almost no idea that custom holsters represent so much more than just function. Now, with years of experience with custom holsters, all the carry methods, and various materials, I know exactly what custom holsters mean. Here’s why I believe high-quality, custom-made holsters are important and why they should be on every gun owner’s radar.

I’ve been carrying a firearm every day for over 10 years now. Throughout this period, I’ve met with a lot of various methods, opinions, and information, that I was either taught or found out myself. When it comes to carrying SOB (small of back) or the 6 o’clock position, many people may consider this topic controversial. Why is that? Well, one side talks about the drawbacks, and for a good amount of people, the 6 o’clock position is ideal. But, we are not here to argue, more to the contrary, we are here to help people choose the ideal holster while sharing valuable information and knowledge. Personally, I think this method of carrying is a lot of fun, but not ideal. On the other hand, for you, It might be the very thing you were looking for. So let’s dive in, and find out! The 6 o’clock holster I chose for this article is the C140 Leather SOB holster from Falco Holsters. We’ll be talking about small of the back carry method, its pros, cons, characteristics, and what you should be aware of. I’ve been carrying a firearm every day for over 10 years now. Throughout this period, I’ve met with a lot of various methods, opinions, and information, that I was either taught or found out myself. When it comes to carrying SOB (small of back) or the 6 o’clock position, many people may think of this topic as controversial. Why is that? Well, one side talks about the drawbacks, and for a good amount of people, the 6 o’clock position is ideal. But, we are not here to argue, more to the contrary, we are here to help people choose the ideal holster while sharing valuable information and knowledge. Personally, I think this method of carrying is a lot of fun, but not ideal. On the other hand, for you, It might be the very thing you were looking for. So let’s dive in, and find out! The 6 o’clock holster I chose for this article is the C140 Leather SOB holster from Falco Holsters. We’ll be talking about small of the back carry method, its pros, cons, characteristics, and what you should be aware of.

380 ACP is an often underestimated carry cartridge, especially in the modern age of the mighty micro compact 9mm category of pistols. However, when it comes down to it, most 380 ACP pocket pistols are some of the easiest to conceal in virtually any type of clothing. However, while 380 ACP pocket pistols tend to be a great combination of lethality and concealability, they are almost always not that great to shoot and still have the capacity issues that most single-stack 9mm compact pistols do. Cue the new Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0. Released about a month ago, the new Bodyguard 2.0 takes the 380 pocket pistol in a new step and improves upon the first generation Bodyguard 2.0 so much that the new version might be my new dedicated summer carry pistol. Today we’ll go over my experiences with it so far to see whether or not you should pick one up for yourself.

I’ve been carrying a firearm every day for about 10 years now, and in that time, I’ve carried and tested dozens of different pistols. Eventually, I landed on the Springfield Armory Hellcat Pro as the perfect blend of size, capacity, reliability, and shootability. It’s my perfect carry gun, currently. After finding the perfect pistol, it’s time to find the perfect holster. Today, we’ll discuss the best Hellcat Pro holsters from Falco.

Timeless leather holsters always stand in our collection as a good classic option. These holsters proven by the time were here to offer old-world craftsmanship and compatibility with over 3000 handguns, various lights & lasers, but their time has come. We decided to keep all the good features of the previous timeless series but make them better in all aspects. These changes will provide you our loyal customers with holsters that not only last for decades but perform well with modern handguns & modern carry styles.

Concealment tends to be pretty high on the list of qualities in a concealed-carry firearm. The idea of the pocket pistol goes back hundreds of years and even though the piece we’re talking bout today is a brand-new firearm, it’s more or less supposed to be used in the same way that the first pocket single-shot pistols and revolvers were meant to. Today we’re talking about the new North American Arms Sentinel. Based on another NAA Mini-Revolver, the PUG, the NAA Sentinel is a 5-shot, swing-out style miniature revolver chambered for 22 WMR meant for deep concealment in virtually any type of clothing. Today we’ll take a look at it and see what it has to offer for the modern concealed carrier.