Holster Accessories
Optimize your holster setup with precision-made adapters, wedges, and hardware — all designed and manufactured in the USA by a competitive shooter. Adjust angle, offset, and mounting fit for carry or competition.
• Angled adapters, wedge spacers, Tek-Lok-compatible mounts, and hardware kits
• Affordable options to make your holsters easier to access
• Works with OWB/IWB holsters, 1.5″–2.25″ belts, and most clip systems
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FKW Angled Holster Adapter
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MTS Holster Adapter
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Holster Adapter Hardware
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Paster Gun Holster (TOWA APN-30)
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"Double Stuffed Wedge" Twin Mount
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Magnetic Magazine Pouch
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Blade-Tech Tek-Mount Mini
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Collection: Holster Accessories
Dial In Your Rig: How Holster Adapters and Mounting Accessories Improve Comfort and Performance
If you’ve ever had a holster that rides too high, digs into your side, or never quite lines up during the draw, you already know—tiny adjustments make a huge difference. The right holster adapters, wedges, and mounting hardware can transform a decent holster into a precision-fit setup tailored to your body, gear, and shooting style.
At Layered Ballistics, every accessory is designed and manufactured in the USA by a competitive shooter who understands what “good enough” really means—and why you shouldn’t settle for it.
Why Holster Accessories Matter
Most off-the-shelf holsters assume a one-size-fits-all geometry. But small variations in body type, belt height, or shooting discipline can drastically change how a holster performs.
Adapters and wedges let you:
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Adjust cant (angle): fine-tune your draw path for faster presentation and retention.
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Control ride height: raise or lower the holster to clear concealment garments or improve access.
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Shift offset: add clearance for mag carriers, gear, or body contour.
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Improve comfort: eliminate hot spots and pressure points without sacrificing stability.
Competitive shooters use these same adjustments to shave tenths off draw times. Everyday carriers use them for better concealment and comfort. The principles are identical—make the rig fit you.
Types of Holster Mounting Accessories
Your holster setup can be tuned with a few core components:
1. Angled Adapters
Adapters like the FKW Angled Holster Adapter change the mounting angle between your holster and belt system. A 5–15° forward cant improves draw efficiency for hip carry, while a rearward cant can help with appendix concealment. These small changes alter hand positioning and can reduce print or drag during movement.
2. Wedges and Spacers
Wedges—like the Double Stuffed Twin Mount—push the grip closer to the body for better concealment or ergonomics. They can also balance holsters when switching between different belts or belt clips. Foam, printed, or polymer wedges can be swapped in seconds, letting you experiment with different ride heights.
3. Tek-Lok & Modular Mounts
For competitors or duty setups, modular mounts such as the Blade-Tech Tek-Mount Mini make holsters cross-compatible across belts, rigs, and platforms. They lock securely yet detach fast for transport or rig changes—perfect for multi-gun competitors or instructors who run multiple configurations.
4. Hardware Kits
Precision hardware—spacers, screws, posts, and washers—keeps everything aligned and locked down. Layered Ballistics offers complete Holster Adapter Hardware Kits so you can rebuild, retrofit, or experiment without hunting down individual fasteners.
Building Your Perfect Holster Setup
Start with your purpose. A competition rig, concealed-carry holster, and range holster all have unique priorities.
| Goal | Recommended Setup |
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| Range/Training | Use a neutral cant adapter for consistent presentation; add offset for gear. |
| Competition (USPSA/IPSC) | Use angled adapter for optimized draw angle; Tek-Lok mount for rapid rig swaps. |