At PHLster, we specialize in comprehensive concealed carry education. From the very first steps of purchasing your first holster, to making your gun stop printing and conceal better, to advanced techniques like deep carry and sub-second draws, we have information and resources for all levels. Since everyone learns differently, we cover a variety of topics from multiple angles, with concealed carry video lessons, infographics, and deep dive articles.
Principle Driven
In the gun world, it seems like everyone has an opinion, and it's hard to know who's "right." At PHLster, we focus on principle rather than opinion -- trusted concealment techniques you can test, verify, and prove for yourself. Our fundamentals of concealed carry series is some of the most comprehensive information on how to conceal a gun in the world. We have broken the process down into bite-sized lessons, so you can consume all of them, or just take as much as you need to accomplish your concealment goals.
Learn, Do, Teach
Our content is designed for learning AND teaching people how to carry concealed. Instructors, please feel free to use our concealment educational resources in your classes. And don't be shy about reaching out - we'd love to see your class photos!
Getting Started with Concealed Carry
Concealment Mechanics are the principles that make your gun conceal on your body. Supercharge your carry with short, sequential lessons on the basics. With text, video, and graphics, these multimedia articles make concealing a gun easy to understand.
The PHLster Youtube channel has a variety of educational videos, both short and long format. Troubleshoot a specific concealment or comfort problem, or use our handy playlists to keep organized as you learn how to concealed carry.
The blog has news, events, concealment tips, tricks, and holster hacks. Use the search bubble to find articles, or find the most popular topics at the top of the page.
Community Support
How's your concealment journey going? Tell us about it! Connect with other concealed carriers, make friends, and ask questions in our friendly, polite concealed carry community. The Workshop is open to all -- you do NOT need to own a PHLster holster to join.
