
Falco Holsters
Falco Holsters started in a garage in 1989 and has grown into a state-of-the-art workshop supplying shooters, police forces, and military units worldwide. Their operation combines skilled artisans with modern manufacturing to produce holsters that work. Falco's lineup spans: IWB Holsters — Leather, ...
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Falco Holsters started in a garage in 1989 and has grown into a state-of-the-art workshop supplying shooters, police forces, and military units worldwide. Their operation combines skilled artisans with modern manufacturing to produce holsters that work.
Falco's lineup spans:
- •IWB Holsters — Leather, Kydex, hybrid, nylon, and carbon fiber inside-the-waistband options
- •OWB Holsters — Including 3D SLS printed designs and light-bearing variants
- •Specialized Rigs — Shoulder holsters, ankle holsters, thigh holsters, chest holsters, and belly bands
- •Magazine Pouches — Pistol and rifle magazine carriers in multiple materials
- •Duty & Tactical Gear — Duty belt holsters, leg holsters, equipment pouches, tactical vests, slings, and belts
- •Concealed Carry Bags — Shoulder bags, fanny packs, sling bags, and bike bags
- •Hunting & Shooting Gear — Rifle cases, slings, optics pouches, and specialized hunting holsters
- •Women's Carry Options — Dedicated concealed carry holsters, belly bands, and purses for female shooters
- •Light-Bearing Holsters — Kydex, leather, hybrid, and optics-ready versions
Falco uses only high-quality European and U.S. materials. Their Falco Bespoke™ Custom Shop lets you design a holster to your exact specs, and they offer universal holsters that fit multiple firearm models.
30-day money-back guarantee and lifetime limited warranty on all holsters
"A tradition redefined for the gun carry of the future" — their approach to blending handcrafted techniques with modern carry needs
Price range runs from $115.95 to $265.95+ depending on material and complexity. They publish detailed size charts, color options, and maintain a searchable list of compatible firearms.
Their blog covers carry decisions, firearm reviews (Glock generations, Rost Martin, carry optics), and ammunition selection—written by someone who actually tests gear.