Every Day Carry | Belly Band Carry

Published on November 27, 2017
Duration: 1:34

This guide details the use of a belly band holster for concealed carry, emphasizing its suitability for active individuals. It covers proper placement, drawing, and reholstering techniques, while highlighting the importance of preventing printing and maintaining firearm safety. The information is presented with a professional and safety-oriented tone from an official GLOCK, Inc. representative.

Quick Summary

A belly band holster is an elastic band worn around the waist for concealed carry, ideal for active individuals. It offers good concealment by preventing printing but can make reholstering difficult, often requiring two hands. Regular maintenance is crucial as they are not typically sweat-resistant.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Belly Band Carry
  2. 00:18Versatility and Use Cases
  3. 00:40Benefits and Drawbacks
  4. 01:01Maintenance and Safety

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a belly band holster and who is it best suited for?

A belly band holster is an elastic band with a Velcro closure worn around the waist for concealed carry. It's an excellent option for active individuals, accommodating compact and subcompact pistols for activities like running, jogging, or hiking due to its flexibility.

What are the main advantages and disadvantages of using a belly band for concealed carry?

The primary advantage is its ability to prevent printing due to a snug fit, making it ideal for active use. A key drawback is that reholstering can be difficult and may require two hands because the holster collapses against the body.

How should I maintain my belly band holster and firearm?

Belly bands are typically not sweat-resistant. Therefore, regular maintenance of both the firearm and the band is necessary to prevent corrosion and ensure proper function. Always follow firearm safety rules.

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