A system and method for a secure weapon concealment compartment situated in a personal carrying item such as a purse, handbag, briefcase, backpack or luggage that allows a person to safely and efficiently carry, store and make available for use a weapon. The concealment compartment includes weapon securing having tapered holders or orifices formed to receive a weapon and provide safety against unintentional discharge of the weapon and resistive forces applied to a protective carrier of the weapon once stored to enable quick and effective withdrawal of the weapon from the concealment compartment.

Embodiments of the present invention include a holster with a first holster layer of leather configured as a holster backer for wear adjacent to a user's body, the first holster layer attached to a second holster layer of Kydex, the second holster layer molded to fit over a portion of a handgun, the holster further having a trigger guard retention formed from the material of the second holster layer, the retention having an integral pocket that is capable of interference fit with a handgun.

Example implementations relating to a deep concealment holster assembly are disclosed herein that may be utilized, in whole or in part, with unstructured clothing, such as without support of a separate waist belt, for example, without sacrificing holster's overall functionality and/or concealability.

A system and method for a secure weapon concealment compartment situated in a personal carrying item such as a purse, handbag, briefcase, backpack or luggage that allows a person to safely and efficiently carry, store and make available for use a weapon. The concealment compartment includes weapon securing having tapered holders or orifices formed to receive a weapon and provide safety against unintentional discharge of the weapon and resistive forces applied to a protective carrier of the weapon once stored to enable quick and effective withdrawal of the weapon from the concealment compartment.

A holster for carrying a handgun inside a wearer's beltline is shown and described. In one embodiment, the holster includes a body-interface surface (BIS) having a body side (BS) and a gun side (GS). An elastic strap is interfaced with the gun side of the body-interface surface. A clip is interfaced with the elastic strap. Other embodiments include methods of making a holster and methods of carrying a handgun.

Cushioned and conforming body bands, belts, and holsters are provided herein. Some embodiments may include conforming bands that are adapted to surround at least a portion of an individual. The conforming bands may include body portions having an outer surface and an inner surface, the body portion including an integrally formed pouch, the pouch including at least two sidewalls that are spaced apart from one another and joined together along a common bottom edge to define a cavity for receiving a firearm.

A safety holster has a retention section, a trigger guard section in communication with the retention section, a blade sheath secured to the retention section, and a belt clip attached to the blade sheath. The safety holster is formed by a single piece material and has an opening secured by a fastening device.

Tactical pouches for firearms and firearms accessories are provided. The tactical pouches described herein may be manufactured as a single piece that is initially flat but may be folded and secured to webbing, namely the MOLLE system. Once secured to the MOLLE system, the tactical pouches may receive and hold a firearm magazine or any other type of object. The tactical pouches may then be removed from the MOLLE system and unfolded for more convenient storage and transport. In some embodiments, the tactical pouches may include a perforated folding edge and a bottom side that is longer to provide a locking tension unto the pouch. In other embodiments, the tactical pouches may be fastened to a belt or other type of clothing or equipment.

Provided in this disclosure is a customizable holster including a first inner holster component and a second inner holster component, configured in a mating arrangement into an inner holster. Internal contact surfaces are formed on an interior of each of the first and second inner holster components. The internal contact surfaces are conformed to the shape of a predetermined firearm design, in order to securely receive and retain the firearm within the inner holster. An external mating surface defines an exterior of the inner holster. An outer holster has an interior defined by an internal mating surface for receiving and engaging with the external mating surface of the inner holster. The internal and external mating surfaces are configured to encircle the first and second holster components, and thereby securely receive and retain the inner holster within the outer holster.

A firearm holster for securely enclosing a firearm is provided. The firearm holster includes a top holster frame, a separate lower holster frame, and a backbone body having a top and a bottom. The backbone is operatively coupled to an interior of the top holster frame and the bottom holster frame such that the top holster frame covers the top of the backbone body and the bottom holster frame covers the bottom of the backbone body.