FALCO Holsters has just upgraded its G122 Sling Bag to make it even easier to draw a concealed handgun.
We’ve discussed the benefits of fanny pack carry before, but the reality is that a lot of guys just don’t want to be seen wearing a fanny pack. For many, a decent alternative for off-body carry may be the sling bag. FALCO Holsters offers the G122 Sling Bag designed just for that purpose, and the company has just upgraded it based on user feedback.
Comfortable, discreet and available in multiple colors, the G122 Sling Bag has been made larger to accommodate a wider variety of handguns and facilitate an easier draw. Compared to the original, the firearm compartment is 1.18 inches wider, and the two zippered front pockets have been made significantly bigger as well for carrying everyday items. Other features worth mentioning include the bag and strap’s anti-slip rubber lining, the removable elastic holster that can accommodate guns with lights or lasers and MOLLE on the front for attaching additional gear.
Robert Kovac, CEO of FALCO Holsters, said this about the improved sling bag:
At FALCO, we constantly refine our designs to improve the daily carry experience of our customers … Sometimes that means upgrading a proven concealed carry bag, and other times it means developing entirely new innovations such as our carbon fiber or 3D-printed holsters. In every case, the goal is the same: to bring practical value to the people who trust us with their protection. That’s why we listened, refined, and relaunched the G122 with purpose, and without increasing the cost.
The upgraded FALCO G122 Sling Bag is available now and has an MSRP of $130.
For more information visit falcoholsters.com.
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