Quick answer: The Glock 43 is easier to hide: its grip is 0.79 inches shorter, so it prints less under a fitted shirt. The Glock 43X holds 10 rounds instead of 6 and gives most hands room for all three fingers, so it’s easier to shoot well. The two share the same slide and barrel, […]
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A battle belt is the one piece of kit people buy twice. The first one gets loaded like a Christmas tree, worn once, and left in the safe. The second one carries four things and actually gets used. This is a walk through how to get to the second belt first — what goes on, […]
These two belts sit next to each other in the lineup, cost within $10 of each other, and look almost identical in photos. It’s the question we get asked most often about Kore belts, usually right before someone orders — so here’s the straight answer. The short version If you carry a holster on the […]
A leather duty belt carries about 30 lb for a full shift. Here is how width, load rating and micro-adjustment actually change how it wears.
If you appendix carry, you’ve felt it — the grip of your gun pushing into your gut when you sit, the muzzle end digging into your thigh, the top of the slide printing through your shirt every time you lean forward. The fix everybody points you to is “add a wedge.” (For appendix carry specifically, […]
Every Kore belt we sell ships as one long strap you cut down to your exact waist — which is the whole reason the fit is so good, and also the one step people get nervous about. I’ve cut my own and helped plenty of customers size theirs, and the three questions every Kore belt […]
I’m in an odd spot to write this: I’m an authorized Kore dealer at Cloudster Pillow, and I’m also the guy wearing a Kore belt right now, with a P365 or a Glock 19 in the waistband, like most days. So this is both the sales page and the owner’s manual — everything people actually […]
A leather magazine holder has an undeniable appeal: it looks sharp, it ages with character, and it pairs with a leather holster and gun belt for that classic everyday-carry look. But the question every carrier should ask before buying one is simple — does it actually retain your spare magazine as well as it looks? […]
The AIWB holster meaning is simple: AIWB stands for “Appendix Inside the Waistband” — a concealed-carry position where the holster sits between roughly 12 o’clock and 1 o’clock on the front of your body, inside your waistband. An AIWB holster is a Kydex or hybrid holster designed to be worn in that position, usually with […]
Quick answer: As of October 2026, 29 states have constitutional (permitless) carry: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, West Virginia and Wyoming. No new state has been added since 2024. […]
