U.S. DUTY GEAR BLOG

Explore the best bedside holsters for quick and secure firearm access while you sleep. Safe, legal, and practical options — especially for California gun owners.

Struggling with red dots that look like starbursts? We break down the best pistol optics for astigmatism — from holographics to green dots — with real user insights and testing…

Is pocket carry safe? Should you use a proper holster instead? Compare the pros, cons, and risks to choose the best concealed carry option for your EDC.

Appendix holster vs IWB holster — what’s the real difference? Learn how each is designed, their best uses, and which one fits your carry style.

Belly band holsters are just one of many concealed carry solutions. To find the best position for your gun and lifestyle, explore our full Holster Carry Positions Guide. When it…

Finding your perfect carry style starts with knowing all your options. Visit our Complete Guide to Holster Carry Positions to see IWB, OWB, appendix, and more compared side by side:…

Comparing appendix carry vs 4 o’clock? Learn which carry position offers better concealment, faster draw, and all-day comfort for your EDC setup.

Comparing appendix carry vs hip carry? Discover the pros, cons, comfort levels, and safety differences to find the best holster position for your EDC.

Setting up a tactical leg holster the right way can mean the difference between smooth access and poor performance. Here’s how to wear it for real-world use.

Claw or no claw? This article breaks down the impact of claw-equipped IWB holsters on concealment and comfort, and how U.S. Duty Gear accessories help fine-tune your EDC.

Carrying concealed with a larger body type can be both secure and comfortable with the right holster and setup. Discover the most effective carry positions, how to reduce printing and…

This guide walks you through how to safely field-strip, clean, and lubricate your SIG Sauer P365. Includes factory-backed tips, video support, dry fire advice, and how to protect your firearm…

To wear a holster correctly, choose the right position based on your body type, firearm, and clothing. Each holster type—shoulder, IWB, ankle, belly band—requires a different setup to balance concealment,…

To wear an IWB holster, position it inside your waistband at your preferred carry angle (typically between 3–5 o’clock or appendix), ensuring it’s secure, comfortable, and provides easy access to…