Wright Leather Works' leather pistol holsters are recognized by shooting enthusiasts all over the U.S. for their durability and quality. Our holsters are crafted from full-grain domestic steer hides and custom-fitted to your specific gun. Throughout the process of making them, our aim is to create the best pieces that make your carry experience comfortable. The holsters distribute the weight of your pistol evenly, which reduces fatigue and helps you act quickly in stressful situations.
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It depends on your state of residence and jurisdiction. In the U.S., a federal law requiring pistols to be carried in a holster does not there. However, in some states like Texas, you must carry a firearm in a holster.
Yes. But it is not recommended for long-term storage. If you store a pistol in a holster, it can cause moisture to build up and corrode the firearm. Some holster materials, like nylon, release chemicals that are harmful to the finish of the weapon.
Instead of a pocket, it is better to keep your pistol in a pocket holster. This setup safeguards the trigger and prevents accidental firing. It also keeps the gun more secure and aligned for a proper draw than the pocket.
While it is possible. In rare cases, a pistol can go off in a holster. This happens when the holster is ill-fitting and exposes the trigger guard. In turn, it leads to accidental discharge.
Yes, but long term. Keeping a pistol loaded increases the risk of accidental discharge. It also raises the risk of ammunition leaking and corroding the gun.
