Discover why breaking in your own leather holster ensures a safer fit, longer lifespan, and unmatched comfort compared to buying one already broken in.
The recent decision by Air Force Global Strike Command to temporarily suspend use of the Sig Sauer M18 pistol following a tragic incident at F.E. Warren Air Force Base serves as a sobering reminder of the critical relationship between firearm design, holster quality, and user safety protocols.
Flying with firearms requires careful planning and rule compliance. All guns must be unloaded, locked in hard-sided containers, and checked as luggage. Declare at the ticket counter, use non-TSA locks, and research destination carry laws. Preparation and following TSA guidelines ensure smooth, legal firearm transportation.