FAQ

Measure around your chest area just below your pectoral muscles.   Be sure to take a full breath, hold it and stand up straight to get the most accurate measure.

Visit our instructional video section for additional measurement information.

As a Left hand Shooter, your gun will ride under your right arm in the Kangaroo Carry Holster.

Let’s face it, in a true emergency no buttons are going to keep you from getting to your Kangaroo Carry Holster!  You would obviously rip that shirt open and draw.  This is called a “Superman Draw” and surely you remember how Clark Kent became Superman?  Buttons and neckties flew off to reveal that big “S” on his chest!

However, for consideration, some professionals that wear dress shirts, buttons and ties everyday either realize that they will unbutton a few buttons down from the collar to draw when they need to---OR some even replace their top buttons on their dress shirts with magnet closures or Velcro behind a sewn on button for consistent appearance of the buttons on their shirts.

Sure!  Draw through the collar of your cover shirt…and if you wear a dress shirt and tie see above.

The draw stroke for Kangaroo Carry is the same as the proper draw stroke from any concealed carry method:

1.)    Clear the cover garment and any body parts (READ: You should NEVER have to point a gun at any part of your body during the drawing or holstering with a proper draw stroke)

2.)    Get a solid firing grip on the gun (no need to fumble and shift during the draw)

3.)    Pull straight up and out to a high close retention position and guard (also called the “speed rock position”)

4.)    And then out to full two handed extension shooting platform if time and space allow

Visit our instructional video section for additional information on draw stroke safety and technique.

Depends on how you treat it.  I have the same holster for over four years and it’s still going strong.  I have several that I alternate for different guns and because since I wear it next to my skin, it’s washed frequently (hand washed in cold water and laid flat to dry, no bleach!).  Treat your Kangaroo Carry Holster well and it will take care of you for a long time.

Hopefully! Think of it as a pair of jeans or shirt…if you wear it often, you’ll wash it when it needs it.

Many of our clients carry a second/back-up gun in their Kangaroo Carry Holster.

Why is it occasionally important to carry a second/back-up gun?

• spouse or friend
• gun lost in a struggle
• lost in flight
• lost in darkness
• malfunctioned
• as a re-load replacement

Please contact us about our ballistic vest extender piece.  The extender will allow you to wear the same Kangaroo Carry Holster over your duty vest and under your uniform shirt on duty and against your skin off duty.

The first holster was invented by Gene Beeler in 1994 and Kangaroo Carry Holsters began being marketed to individuals and companies in 1996.

Our guarantee is that as a family business, we want our customers to feel as good about Kangaroo Carry as we do.  If you think something is not right about the holster or its wear, please contact us to see if we can make it right for you.  We want you to have a holster you can wear comfortably and safely.

When you receive your holster, you have one week to try it out.  If it doesn't work for you, simply give us a ring or email and we will buy it back.  If you believe there is something wrong with the construction of the holster, give us a ring or email and we will do our best to make it right for you.