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First Look: Falco A912 AIWB Holsters

Tim HuntBy Tim HuntOctober 9, 20252 Mins Read
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First Look: Falco A912 AIWB Holsters

Falco Holsters is launching the new A912 Kydex IWB Holster and its light-bearing counterpart, the A912 L. Both holsters were developed in collaboration with the 3 of 7 Project. This partnership merges Falco’s tradition of handcrafted holster making with the 3 of 7 Project’s background in Navy SEAL and SWAT operations, resulting in two concealed-carry holsters that are built on field-tested knowledge and uncompromising quality.

The 3 of 7 Project was founded with a mission to master, nourish and maintain body, soul and spirit through training that challenges individuals to grow in every aspect and become the most complete version of themselves. With backgrounds in Navy SEAL and SWAT operations, they also bring a unique perspective to concealed-carry gear. Every feature of the A912 and A912 L reflects their hands-on experience and uncompromising approach to personal defense.

Martin Lukacko, Marketing Manager of Falco Holsters said, “Working with the 3 of 7 Project meant taking their real-world experience and turning it into a holster that works exactly the way they need it to. From the breathable leather backer to the concealment claw and dual clips, every detail came out of that process. We’re genuinely proud of what we created together.”

The two A912 holsters combine the rugged reliability of full Kydex construction with a perforated leather backer that enhances comfort and ventilation during hot weather or physical activity. A claw angles the handgun’s grip snugly toward the body, ensuring better concealment during appendix carry.

Two screws allow precise adjustment the retention of your pistol, while the full sweat guard protects the firearm from body moisture. Slim polymer belt clips secure the holsters firmly on the belt without adding bulk and allow for use with a tucked-in shirt when needed.

The open-top design of these holsters makes it easy to access the firearm when it is needed the most, while the open-bottom construction prevents debris buildup inside the holster. The features of the A912 and A912 L are supported by compatibility with more than 2,400 handguns and over 100 lights.

MSRP for either the  A912 or A912 L is $159.95 and for more information about Falco Holsters’ complete lineup of holsters and EDC gear, visit falcoholsters.com.

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