Warne Announces new Every Day Carry line of holsters and accessories
Warne Scope Mounts, the industry leader in scope mounting solutions and accessories has launched its Every Day Carry line of U.S. made holsters, belts, and belt-mounted accessories. The Warne Every Day Carry line features uniquely designed inside-the-waistband, outside-the-waistband and chest holsters, as well as belts and magazine carriers for concealed carry, range/competition, and hunting applications.
The flagship models of the line are the Hybrid IWB holster and Chest Rig holster.
The Hybrid IWB features a unique retention that combines the positive click of a Kydex® holster with the comfort of a hybrid holster. The Hybrid IWB holster provides industry-leading comfort and adjustability as a traditional hip/behind the hip or appendix carry holster.
The Chest Rig is designed for applications where a traditional belt-type holster is not ideal, including hunting with a pack and use in side-by-side off-road vehicles. The Chest Rig design features enhanced comfort and adjustability.
“Many of us at Warne are pistol shooters and we are particular about how we strap a handgun to ourselves. We are confident that the Every Day Carry line is the pinnacle of performance for carrying a handgun,” said Ken Flood, Vice President of Sales. “We are very excited to offer this line which will be available initially with our product launch partners, MidwayUSA and Optics Planet.”
About Warne:
Warne Scope Mounts has been supplying world class, Made in the USA optic mounts to the shooting industry since 1991. A leading innovator and manufacturer of scope mounting systems, WARNE is positioned to supply its branded products worldwide through distribution and dealerships, as well as servicing the industry as a major OEM supplier. WARNE – Confidence in Every Shot!
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