Last week we had the opportunity to break the story on an innovative new holster specifically specialized to work with virtually any handgun/suppressor combo as long as it has a TLR1 weapon light attached to it. I was able to get the owner of HUSH Holsters and designer of the HUSH, Spencer, on the podcast to talk about his design, his driving motive behind producing the new holster, and some of his thoughts on what materials and design choices he made to make it work for him and other people who like to shoot suppressed handguns at the range.
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TFB Behind The Gun Podcast #53: Spencer with HUSH Holsters
On Today’s episode of the TFB Behind The Gun Podcast, I’ve brought on Spencer from HUSH (Holster Universal Suppressed Handgun) Holsters. HUSH Holsters is a fairly new company that Spencer started up with his titular flagship product – a suppressor-compatible active retention holster that works with virtually any handgun, provided it’s equipped with a Streamlight TLR-1 weapon light. Today Spencer shares with us some details on his background in the firearms and additive manufacturing industry, as well as some of his future goals for the HUSH Holster so that it may be used by more and more people to match the increased popularity of suppressor usage within the firearms community. Please welcome Spencer from HUSH Holsters to the program!
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