Apr 24th 2021
The M1911 remains one of America’s most beloved handguns, despite its age. Adopted in the year of its namesake by the United States Army, this 110-year-old handgun design continues to be a popular choice for concealed and open carry, home defense, competition shooting, such as IPSC and IDPA, and even hunting. OWB Single Magazine Car …
Apr 20th 2021
You wouldn’t think of driving a car without a seatbelt or using a computer without an antivirus. Consequently, you shouldn’t think of carrying a handgun on your body without a holster. But do you know why? Learn the different ways a holster protects you and others and why it is necessary for any gun owner interested in open or conce …
Apr 16th 2021
Every concealed carrying gun owner should know about the importance of a dependable, quality holster. If you’re the sort of shooter who spent a lot of time choosing the right carry handgun, you should give the same level of consideration to your concealment holster. But what if you don’t know where to begin? Learn about the differen …
Apr 8th 2021
Concealed carry refers to the act of carrying a handgun discreetly in public for self-defense. Carrying a handgun, openly or concealed, is one of the most common ways in which American gun owners exercise their right to keep and bear arms. Search by Gun Should You Carry a Gun? Assuming that you can legally own firearms, th …
Apr 4th 2021
Americans carry concealed handguns in a variety of different ways. The most common holster types, by far, are those that attach to a belt worn around the waist. However, you may have to consider alternative options depending on your physique, profession, or environment. Order IWB Holster Waistband Holsters Standard practic …
Mar 10th 2021
Since its introduction in 1988, the Glock 19 has become one of America’s favorite handguns. Many shooters, specialists, and industry experts agree that you simply can’t go wrong with the G19. What makes the Glock 19 so popular for everyday concealed carry? How does the G19 continue topping the charts in the compact pistol category, …
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The majority of Incognito Concealment holsters are made at the time of order to the exact specifications and preferences chosen by the customer. Because of this, we do not accept returns or issue refunds on items that were made correctly according to the customer's order form. An order may be canceled up to 24 hours after it is placed, provided that production has not already begun. If you would like to cancel an order, the request must be sent in writing via email. Please include your name, phone number, order number, and reason for cancelation in the email. Cancelation requests must be emailed to: sales@incognitoconcealment.com. Custom orders returned or canceled after the 24 hour period are done so at our discretion and may be subject to a 50% restocking fee. Shipping will be arranged and paid for by the customer. By placing an order with us, you are consenting to our terms and conditions, to include our return and cancelation policy.
Incognito Concealment offers a Lifetime Warranty on all of our holsters for the original owner for manufacturer defects. If you feel your product is defective, broken, or does not fit correctly, please contact us via phone at (586) 257-1686 or email at sales@incognitoconcealment.com. We may request photos or videos for further clarification of the issue. If we deem the product to be damaged or defective from the factory, we will issue repairs as necessary, up to and including completely replacing your product as well as paying return shipping.
We offer a 30 day money back guarantee on our quick ship inventory items because we believe in our products. Reference our page of quick ship items here. These items are eligible for return or exchange if you are dissatisfied with them for any reason. This does not include shipping to or from shipping costs. We do not sell used holsters so if the product has been damaged it will not be eligible for return.
