NRA Gun Gear of the Week: Holster Hack For New Leather
This guide provides a practical method for breaking in new leather gun holsters. It explains that leather holsters, unlike Kydex, require time and effort to conform to a firearm. The primary technique involves using a Ziploc bag to create a slightly larger pocket, facilitating a better fit without compromising retention. The video also emphasizes the importance of not using a new holster for self-defense until it's properly broken in and suggests incorporating dry-fire practice to accelerate the process.













