He came up with the design for all the reasons written above.Īfter opening the package and examining the holster I was pleased how lightweight it is. This was designed by Brandon Scott over at Brave Response Shooting ( ). Since it has a 60 day right to return I figured worst case is if I don’t like it I’m out a little time and can return it for a refund.Įnter the Brave Response Holster. After reading the propaganda about it, with scepticism, I ordered it. Designed by a concealed carry instructor who was just as frustrated at finding the right holster. In my latest search I came across a different style of holster. I am a devout CCW person, I carry every time I leave my house. I also didn’t want it stick out under my shirt yelling “hey, look he’s carrying a gun”, might as well open carry And why is it called a Fanny Pack if you carry it in front? Anyway, what I wanted in all this was one that doesn’t drop my pants in public and that I don’t have to constantly tug on and pull up. One item that I’ve never bought is the Fanny Pack. I’ve got leather holsters, nylon, kydex, cloth, cross draw, shoulder, inside the waistband, outside the waistband, small of the back, clip on, slide on the belt, and concealed carry undershirts. Whether you are new or long time to CCW you can easily be overwhelmed by all the concealed carry holsters on the market. I’m almost sure I have enough from over the years to start a store. I have a box or two filled with holsters in the quest for the right one. I’m sure those that are longtime ccw carriers are in the same company as I am in the never ending search for the right holster. I’ve carried concealed for most of my adult life, okay all of my adult life.

Right handed brave response holster