Dark Star Gear reveals Dark Wing holster attachment
Dark Star Gear introduces the Dark Wing attachment for concealed carry. (Photo: Dark Star Gear)
Holster extraordinaire Dark Star Gear, with C&G Holsters, unveiled a new holster attachment — the Dark Wing — designed to elevate the concealed carry experience. According to Dark Star Gear, the Dark Wing is an ominously named attachment constructed to work as an angled lever, rotating the grip inward towards the wearer’s body. The result? Better concealment with less printing.
The Dark Wing retails for $11.99. (Photo: Dark Star Gear)
The attachment features industry standard hole patterns in addition to a recessed center hole to offer a direct attachment to the holster body. The company says the holes are sized to match common screw posts. The Dark Wing also benefits from working alongside current Dark Star Gear holsters, so Dark Star Gear fans can easily swap the Dark Wing in on their current setup.
“The Dark Wing is a combination of tested and proven designs and ideas adapted to the current market demands. Leveraging engineering, manufacturing, an LE experience we bring a new idea to the holster market,” Tom K. from Dark Star Gear said.
The Dark Wing is U.S. made with molds and parts constructed in Pittsburgh. The Dark Wing is expected to drop to consumers in the coming weeks with bulk discounts available for other holster makers looking to offer the design with their holsters. The Dark Wing will feature an MSRP of $11.99 per wing.
**Article updated April 6, 2020 at 10:19 AM EDT.
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