Finding the right holster system that works best for you is vital to carrying a firearm successfully. Over the last couple of years, I have invested in a variety of holsters to see if they’re right for me. Some work great, some not so much. CrossBreed Holsters provides some of the best holster options. In …
The best part about concealed carry is that there are a variety of ways to carry, thanks to the many options of holster hardware. Everyone’s body shape is different and the ways to carry a gun are becoming endless. Here at CrossBreed holsters, a few of our holster options allow you to swap hardware to …
Clips, Wings, and Loops, Oh My! What Holster Hardware is Best For You? Read More »
Do you change your carry setup in colder temps? Should you? Winter is here! Do you guys remember Game of Thrones? Man, after season 8, everyone just kind of shut up about it. Anyway, with winter in full effect, the subject of Winter carry has undoubtedly come up. Winter carry often refers to the habits …
Winter Carry – Does It Make Sense To Change It Up? Read More »
Help your favorite tactical buddy stay frosty. Whether you’re a new gun owner or not, firearm skills need to be trained and honed. Shooting a pistol properly is one of the most perishable skills there is. You’re never too good to train or take a firearms class, no matter who you are. Here are …
Big coats equal big guns. Big guns equal more rounds. Concealed carry in cold weather means easier concealment, potentially changing to outside the waistband carry, and most importantly, the option for extra capacity. Popular manufacturers of firearms such as Glock, Smith & Wesson, Sig Sauer, Walther, and Heckler & Koch make great subcompact handguns …
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Not all carry options are equal. Carrying on-body is far superior to off-body for a host of reasons. Here are 5. Sure, having to carry a gun on your body all day, everywhere you go, in all types of weather conditions isn’t the most comfortable activity, but it’s a necessity. It’s hard to hear …
