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I mainly would want to have it in my vehicle in a way that it would be quickly deployable in an emergency. Not necessarily on my person unless walking around my own property.

I didn't know where to post this. AR15 pistols. They are too big to conceal. There are no belt or shoulder holsters that I know of and I see no way to make one that would be practical to use. AR pistols are really intended to be carried with a 1 or 2 point sling. It would be legal to carry a "r...

A chest holster like these is more comfortable/practical in a number of circumstances. Driving or really anything sitting down - that's why the M7 was used by tank crews and pilots. Almost all US special operations guys have migrated from drop leg holsters to chest holsters - though most regular tro...

That's what I was afraid of. That they wouldn't look beyond the nomenclature. The Galco Alaskan and the old 1942 US Army issue "Tanker's Holster" are both the same general design as the Kenai. But they are referred to as shoulder holsters and the Kenai is not. I'll look for a chest I like ...

Is a chest holster like the Kenai Chest Holster or Galco Great Alaskan holster legal for open carry in Texas? Are these holsters considered shoulder holsters under the open carry law??