If you’re looking for a low-profile, compact way to carry a defensive firearm, look no further than the Belly Band holster. Its usefulness is often misunderstood, but Rob Pincus believes that with the proper understanding of how the Belly Band works, naysayers will be converted. The holster is comfortable, lightweight, and capable of carrying multiple objects including two handguns at once. Contrary to popular belief, the Belly Band is worn around the waist rather than the abdomen, and it can be rotated to accommodate personal preference in gun location. Take a look at Rob’s demonstration and see how you feel about the Belly Band.
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