Relatively small guns become easily noticed as they flop about on the waistline.
A good belt completes the package, keeping the gun tight on the hips and close to the body.
These are necessary tools to keep in the toolbox of self-defense.
Winter Carry
Naturally, I despise cold weather.
Getting dark at 5 pm is for the birds.
While not currently offered in the Springfield line-up, this is a favorite of mine.
This brute of a handgun weighs north of 50 ounces fully loaded.
It features a 5 barrel, reinforced heavy dust cover, and a Trijicon RMR with suppressor-height sights.
This presents a bit of a problem when holster shopping.
A Kydex holster on Galcos website, a company known for their leather rigs.
I was surprised, but also highly intrigued.
I quickly looked over the product page and saw that the holster met my criteria.
A company that values the Constitution?
I think some folks on Capitol Hill could benefit from ordering a Galco holster.
But, I digress.
Absolutely no burrs or imperfections of any kind were apparent.
In addition to this, the Corvus has adjustable cant and ride height.
But, it is great in the concealed carry role at the medium ride height.
Galco Additions
In conjunction with the Corvus, I use two other Galco products.
First, the Galco Kydex double magazine pouch.
Pretty straightforward, this piece of kit holds two magazine pouches tight to the body in an OWB fashion.
Holding all of this together, the belt I typically wear with this loadout is a Galco EDC belt.
Made of SCUBA web, this is an incredibly rigid belt.
It is a 112 belt that utilizes a quick-action cobra-style belt buckle.
I highly recommend investing heavily in your belt and holster, no matter the size of your EDC firearm.
Good gear complements good training well.
Whats the biggest gun you carry, and do you feel like your holster is up to snuff?
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GalcoCorvus Belt/IWB Holster
