Got a New Gen 6 Glock? Tier 1 Concealed Has Holsters for You

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The Glock 19 Generation 6 has been released. If you ordered it, you might be searching for concealed carry holsters for your new gun. Look no further. Tier 1 Concealed can help you get a custom holster that is hand-made to fit your exact loadout. With multiple options, from the AGIS Elite to the XIPOS Elite and the AXIS Elite, here are a few reasons why T1C stands out.

Man wearing Tier 1 Concealed holster outdoors showcasing secure concealed carry gear for everyday use

Discover your new favorite holster at https://www.tier1concealed.com/

Contact T1C at (385) 205-6005

Made to Fit Your Loadout

Choosing concealed carry holsters from Tier 1 Concealed means you get a custom hand-made holster for your new firearm. You can select your preference for different features based on your loadout using dropdown menus. Then the T1C team creates a holster that fits it to a tee. It could be as specific as a Glock 19 Gen 6 with a Streamlight TLR-1 and 1” compensator or a Surefire X300-UA with no muzzle device. It’s easy to choose your loadout and get a holster that feels tailored to your setup. Best of all, you know exactly what you’re getting when you place your order.


 Avoid Printing

If you use an IWB approach for your EDC setup, T1C can help you find a comfortable appendix carry holster for your new Gen 6 Glock 19. Their designs come with features that help reduce printing. The AGIS Elite, for example, uses a snap system for quick removal of the mag side, not only giving you a modular setup but also helping the holster move with your body. The independent flex makes for better concealment. Plus, you can tailor your fit even further using a concealment wing or claw to help avoid printing. Or grab a wedge to cant the handle toward your body.

Close-up of Tier 1 Concealed holster showing durable Kydex build and secure firearm retention design

Find the Right Holster for Your Needs

If you’ve already browsed T1C’s holster for Glock 43X options, the options for a Glock 19 Gen 6 shouldn’t surprise you. Take the AXIS Elite, for example. It’s a slim, compact holster that allows the firearm and spare mag holder to move independently, which is perfect for all-day concealed carry. The AGIS Elite is slightly wider and uses a snap system that allows for optimized modularity since the mag holder can be removed. Both of these models support optics and suppressor-height sights.

Do you want a platform solely for your firearm? Try the XIPOS Elite, which also offers modularity and lets you decide where you put the flexible wing-side clip. It still has the signature MultiAxis flex center to help the concealment wing work better while staying comfortable throughout your daily routine. No matter your needs, finding a holster you can trust for your EDC carry is simple with Tier 1 Concealed.

Find an IWB holster for your new Glock 19 Gen 6 at https://www.tier1concealed.com/

Location: 688 Amidan Dr bldg 4x, Ogden, UT 84404, USA

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