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Fuse Gun Bangkok, founder of GUN BANGKOK in 2020, started by searching for an inside-the-waistband holster for his own SIG Sauer P365. This evolved into a custom-made KYDEX holster manufacturer in Thailand, overseeing the design and production standards for over 200 pistol models.

Which holster is best for a Glock 17? Outside carry (Level 2), pancake holster, or inside carry (with prices)? (2026)

Last updated: October 17, 2026 · Written by Fuse Gunbangkok. In short: The Glock 17 is a full-size duty gun. Therefore, the appropriate holster depends on the type of work: Uniformed officers should use an outside-the-waistband (WB) holster with a Level 2 locking system (2,790 THB). Off-the-waistband officers carrying under a jacket should use a pancake holster (1,690 THB). For shooting practice or competition, use an outside-the-waistband (WB) holster with a Level 1 locking system (1,490 THB). An inside-the-waistband (WB) holster (1,190 THB) can be used, but it's uncomfortable and prone to grip displacement, so it's best suited for occasional carry…

How to Choose the Right Holster for Your Use (2026): A Guide for Law Enforcement Officers and the Public.

Last updated: October 17, 2026 · Written by Fuse Gunbangkok. In short: Choose a holster based on “who uses it and what it's used for” before aesthetics: Shooting practice/competition → Level 1 outside waistband holster; Uniformed officers → Level 2 or higher outside waistband holster with locking system; Plainclothes officers/in suits → Pancake holster; Private individuals needing concealed carry → Inside waistband/appendix holster. Carrying must always comply with firearms laws and regulations. Choosing the perfect and safest holster isn't about aesthetics, but about “who I am and how I use it”…

What is a light-bearing holster? Why do I need a custom-made holster for my flashlight?

Last updated: October 17, 2026 · Written by Fuse Gunbangkok. A light-bearing holster is designed to hold a firearm with a weapon-mounted light attached. Because the flashlight obstructs the trigger guard, the locking point of a standard holster, the holster's locking mechanism must be shifted to the flashlight itself. The result is that the holster must be custom-made for the "firearm model + flashlight model." A holster made for the SureFire X300 will not work with the Streamlight TLR-1, even though they are the same firearm model. The use of firearms with attached flashlights has increased because high-quality flashlights are readily available. However, the consequence is that existing holsters become unusable, and if using a less common flashlight model, finding a ready-made holster is virtually impossible. This article explains why this type of holster is difficult to design and the limitations of ready-made holsters…

Standard KYDEX Inside Waistband Holster vs. Leather-Lined Holster: What are the Differences and Which One Should You Choose? (2026)

Last Updated: October 17, 2026 · Written by Fuse Gun Bangkok. Short Summary: Standard (starting at 1,190 THB): Most durable, easy to clean, clear click lock sound. Suitable for law enforcement and heavy training, but the gun's finish is more prone to holster wear. Faux Leather Lined (+500 THB): Protects the gun's finish and is quieter. Suitable for self-defense carry without frequent drawing/practice, but requires more cleaning and the leather layer wears down faster with heavy training or frequent water exposure. If you're planning to order a custom KYDEX I-WB holster from Gun Bangkok, one of the most frequently asked questions that causes hesitation is, "Should I choose the standard (pure thermoplastic) or the one with the added faux leather lining option?" Because both options have distinct advantages and disadvantages depending on the application. Today, we'll delve into the pros and cons…

What is a Modwing? How does it help with concealment, and is it necessary? (Updated 2026)

Last updated: October 17, 2026 · Written by Fuse Gunbangkok. In short: Modwing, or what Thais call a "shape enhancer," is a side extension for inside-the-waistband (IWB) holsters that rests against the inside of the belt to push the pistol grip closer to the body, reducing bulging under the shirt. It's most effective with Compact/Full Size pistols and Appendix/AIWB carry, but may not be necessary for Micro Compact pistols. GUN BANGKOK offers Modwings when ordering IWB holsters for an additional +300 THB. If you've ever noticed an IWB (Inside the Waistband) holster…

KYDEX Inside Waistband Holster vs. Leather Holster: Which Should Law Enforcement Officers Choose? (Updated 2026)

Last updated: October 17, 2026 · Written by Fuse Gunbangkok. In short: For officers who involve heavy movement, KYDEX holsters are safer because they have a secure trigger guard lock (positive retention), don't absorb sweat, and don't collapse, allowing for one-handed reloading. Leather holsters are softer and gentler on the firearm, but they lack a reliable click lock, absorb moisture, and collapse when drawing the gun. Therefore, they are suitable for general self-defense that doesn't involve frequent drawing practice. Topics: KYDEX Holsters, Leather Holsters, Locking System, Click Lock on Trigger Guard, Holster Won't Fall Out When Inverted, No Reliable Click Lock, Moisture/Sweat Resistant, Reduced Rust Risk, Absorbs Moisture, Requires Airing and Care, Reloading Maintains Shape, One-Handed Reloading…