Tactical Atlas Firearm Blog

Galco Gunleather, of Phoenix, has a wide range of holsters for the newly released M&P Shield in .45 ACP.

The post Galco offers up M&P Shield 45 holsters galore appeared first on Guns.com.

Can Can Concealment revealed a new color and updated sizes to its line of fashion forward corset holsters for women at the NRA Show in Louisville this past weekend.

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Kahr Arms has a new iteration of its CT model, chambered in .380 and tailored for concealment. Is it a replacement for my usual Glock 42 for on-body carry?

The post Gun Review: Kahr CT380 Tungsten handgun appeared first on Guns.com.

The Walther PPS "Classic" was one of the first polymer framed, striker fired, single stack 9mm/.40 pistols. Since then, this firearms market has exploded.

The post Does the Walther PPS Classic still stack up? appeared first on Guns.com.

In a sea of chic carry where fashion precedes function, how do we separate the good from the bad? I keep a few rules in mind when looking at holsters.

The post 3 rules for choosing a women’s holster appeared first on Guns.com.

In this test, we tried out two separate models of Guardian Angel holsters for the Glock 19—one outside-waistband and one appendix, inside-waistband.

The post Gear Review: Guardian Angel holsters appeared first on Guns.com.

It’s not winning any awards for its pizazz or looks, the Sticky Holster’s strength lies in versatility and its price tag.

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Beyond the fact that it’s one of the coolest looking guns in history, here are five perfectly valid reasons why the PPK/S’s time isn’t up quite yet for EDC.

The post 5 reasons Walther PPK/S is still a viable concealed carry gun appeared first on Guns.com.

An accidental discharge could happen at any stage of handling a live firearm, however, improper re-holstering is more often than not the culprit.

The post Re-holster your handgun so you don’t shoot yourself appeared first on Guns.com.

I wasn't happy with the Curve when I first got it but my husband challenged me to gain new perspective by actually carrying it for a month, so I clipped it on my hip and set out on a 30 day concealed carry journey.

The post Curve appeal: 30-days of Taurus Curve concealment appeared first on Guns.com.

It’s no surprise that, given the explosive growth of the firearms market, the occasional product makes its way to retail that is less than desirable or downright bad. Enter the Zero Carry concealment holster.

The post Concealed carry holster I just don’t trust appeared first on Guns.com.

First, I’m going to go over what I like about the appendix carry position. Then I’ll get into a few places where I find it lacking.

The post What I like and dislike about appendix carry (VIDEO) appeared first on Guns.com.