Holsters for Taurus G2C

How to choose the best holster for your Taurus G2C

Start with how you carry most days. The right holster should hold steady, feel comfortable, and let you draw quick without snagging. Make sure it’s made for the Taurus G2C specifically. A sloppy fit means you’ll be adjusting it all day or worse, struggling when it matters. Think about whether you carry with a light or laser, appendix or ankle, under a jacket or in shorts. That narrows things fast.

Carry Options for Taurus G2C holsters

Concealed Carry

If you carry concealed, keep the profile slim and the ride height low enough to vanish under a T-shirt. A Taurus G2C concealed holster should stay put while walking, sitting, or bending. It helps if the holster’s edges don’t dig in around the waistline. A Taurus G2C concealed carry holster with adjustable retention or cant lets you fine-tune how it draws and carries. That matters when you shift from standing to driving or layering up for cold weather.

IWB Holsters

Inside-the-waistband carry keeps things tight and close. A Taurus G2C IWB holster works best if you want deep concealment without giving up access. Pick one that doesn’t pinch when you sit and has just enough flex to move with you.

OWB Holsters

Outside-the-waistband is easier to access but needs a cover garment. A Taurus G2C OWB holster that rides close to the body won’t print much under a jacket or overshirt. That’s a solid pick for range days or cooler climates.

Shoulder Holsters

For cross-draw comfort or deep winter carry, a Taurus G2C shoulder holster spreads the weight and keeps the gun out of your waistband altogether. That’s handy when sitting a lot, like driving or at a desk.

Holsters with Light

Running a light? You’ll want a Taurus G2C holster with light that’s molded to the exact setup you’ve got. Otherwise, it won’t retain well or draw smoothly. Don’t force a fit. A good light-bearing holster hugs both the gun and the attachment like it was made for them.

Holsters with Laser

A Taurus G2C holster with laser should give just enough clearance for the laser unit without loosening the whole fit. Look for options with secure retention and covered triggers that don’t block access or snag during draw.

Laser Light Combo Holsters

Combo setups take up more space, so not every holster will work. A Taurus G2C laser light combo holster needs solid retention and a cut that clears the bulk without hanging up. Make sure it locks in tight without wobble.

Appendix Holsters

Appendix carry puts your holster front and center. A Taurus G2C appendix holster should sit low and flat, especially if you move a lot during the day. Comfort and angle make all the difference here.

Pocket Holsters

A Taurus G2C pocket holster works best with roomy pockets and structured fabric. It should break up the gun’s outline and stay in the pocket on draw. Great for backup carry or minimal setups.

Chest Holsters

For hiking or open carry outdoors, a Taurus G2C chest holster keeps the weight centered and your belt clear. It’s especially good when you’ve got a backpack on or need fast access off the waistband.

Ankle Holsters

Used for deep concealment or backup, a Taurus G2C ankle holster should strap tight and stay put as you walk. Padding matters here. Look for soft edges so it doesn’t chafe by midday.

Belly Band Holsters

Soft, flexible, and versatile, a Taurus G2C belly band holster wraps around your midsection and adapts to movement. It’s ideal for athletic wear or under light clothing when a belt holster won’t work.

Paddle Holsters

If quick on/off is key, a Taurus G2C paddle holster slides into place without threading through your belt. Good for range use or when you’re switching setups during the day.

Drop Leg Holsters

Tactical or outdoor use calls for a Taurus G2C drop leg holster that secures below the belt line. Straps need to stay in place without cutting off circulation. Best for open carry setups.

Left Hand Holsters

Lefties need gear built right, not adapted. A Taurus G2C left hand holster should mirror the same comfort, retention, and accessibility as any right-hand design. Don’t settle for flipped versions.

Duty Holsters

For professional carry, a Taurus G2C duty holster must meet retention standards and handle daily wear. Look for secure locks and materials that won’t warp or crack under pressure.

Pancake Holsters

A Taurus G2C pancake holster offers a wide base for close-to-body OWB carry. The dual loops spread pressure evenly and keep the grip from printing. Ideal if you want concealment without IWB.

Material options for Taurus G2C holsters

See Our Holsters in Action

Our Taurus G2C holsters are designed for practicality and comfort. This video provides a close-up look at the holster's fit, the smoothness of the draw, and how it maintains a low profile under various clothing styles.

Summary

Finding the right Taurus G2C holster depends on how you carry, what gear you run, and how you move. Whether it’s a Taurus G2C shoulder holster for comfort, a Taurus G2C concealed holster for everyday carry, or a Taurus G2C drop leg holster for tactical setups, it should always fit your gun and your day. Take the time to find the one that stays secure, draws clean, and disappears when you need it to.