We are pleased to announce that our holsters have returned to gun shows until inventory runs out! Come see us in Richmond June 20-21 and in Hampton August 1-2 2026.

We have closed our online store to accommodate in-person sales, but we are still here to support our loyal customers.  We are keeping a healthy supply of hardware and attachments (paddles, metal and plastic foldover clips, and various belt loops up to 2 wide).  Contact us if you need anything!

“Hey Crackheads!”

April 19, 2025 marks the fourth anniversary of the passing of our esteemed holster craftsman, SWAT officer, firearms instructor, and loyal friend.

What would you tell him if you could? What would you ask him? What was your favorite saying or quote from Ken?

Blue Line LLC is hosting a special event where Ken’s “circles of trust” can come together, share memories, and connect with one another.  Over 100 of Ken’s handcrafted holsters will be available for purchase at 80-90% savings for those who wish to take home a piece of his passionate legacy.

With Ken in our thoughts, we can expect plenty of laughter and camaraderie.  Blue Line LLC will provide food and some friendly competition to enhance the atmosphere.

Please join us at this unique event – as unique as Ken himself!

Sitewide sale! Save 25% on all holsters with coupon code HOLIDAY25 now through January 2, 2024. SHOP NOW

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It’s been a year since Ken’s passing. I understand some people are still just finding out that their favorite holster and gun show guy is not around anymore. It is still heartbreaking and still shocking, even to me (his wife).

I’m carrying on his holster legacy as best I can. He left plenty of inventory that I am still (slowly!) adding to our online store. I know that is what he wanted because I used to ask him “What if something happens to you? What should I do if…” He would simply say “sell holsters.” That is what I’m here to do.

To our loyal customers who knew Ken, especially those we met at gun shows: You’re not alone in missing the fun of hanging out at his table, swapping funny stories or exchanging opinions about the latest fads in firearms. Isn’t it amazing how talking with Ken for only a few minutes every few months can have such an impact? He was unforgettable to say the least.