Use code “Labor15” to save 15% off your order at Henry Holsters from now through Monday. This would be a great time to pick up one of their excellent AIWB holsters. I have been using one for a few months now and will be reviewing it soon. The short version is that it is the cleanest holster I have ever laid hands on and the attention to detail is staggering.
There is a lot going on at Henry Holsters! They have launched a new website that features online ordering. Now you can order any of their products directly from the website.
They have also spent some time improving their AIWB offerings. Their standard AIWB Holster, which is an excellent holster, now comes with a second set of belt loop mounting holes. This also the user to adjust the holster’s ride height or cant.
In addtion to the changes to their regular AIWB Holter, they have also introduced an AIWB Light Bearing Holster for Glock and M&P handguns with INFORCE APL installed. It has many of the same features as the original AIWB including the molded in kick (or ramp) and angled belt loop attachment points. It also has a third attachment point that can be used to install a strut to make the holster tuckable.
Henry Holsters does some of the cleanest kydex work I have ever seen. I am working on a review of the AIWB and the start-to-finish detail that goes into these holsters will impress you. Stay tuned for the review.
Henry Holsters has their Glock 43 holsters tuned in and ready to carry. They have one of the first AIWB options available for Glock’s new single-stack 9mm.
These holsters are molded to CNC machined molds that are made in house. They are molded from Boltaron 4332 plastic and have a wedge molded into the back that help keep the butt end of the gun tucked in toward the wearer’s body. They also have user adjustable ride height via a strut and all stainless steel hardware.
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If you are a new gear maker, let Henry Holsters’ PMAG Carrier be a lesson to you in attention to detail. The Hoosier kydex bender has taken the time to block the top of the magazine for a round on the right or left. This allows the the carrier to hold a full magazine, a partially depleted magazine with the top round on the opposite side, or completely empty magazine with no resistance.
That is attention to detail. Check out Henry Holsters.
Henry Holsters just launched their new site. It is now easier than ever to wrap your handgun in their Kydexy goodness.
