FALCO Holsters A914 – comfort as a priority
Key features of the A914
The defining feature of the A914 is the “Griffin Wing” — a leather panel on the front edge of the holster. Over time, the leather conforms to the user’s body and allows natural movement. Another function of the wing is improved weight distribution across a larger surface area, which helps maintain high comfort even when carrying full‑size pistols.
Retention is adjustable via a screw located near the trigger guard. A full sweat guard isolates the firearm from skin contact, protecting it from sweat and preventing discomfort or chafing. The holster uses the so‑called “FBI cant,” meaning the firearm is angled slightly forward by several degrees. Another design feature is the open bottom, which prevents debris buildup and allows the use of threaded barrels for muzzle devices.
The A914 attaches to the belt using two polymer clips — one mounted to the Kydex shell, the other to the leather wing. The clips are available for belts 1.5, 1.75, and 2 inches wide (~38 mm, 45 mm, and 51 mm). Their design is intended to automatically position themselves correctly on the belt without user adjustment.
Importantly, the clips are designed so that there is a gap between them and the holster. This allows the wearer to tuck a shirt into their pants over the holster, almost completely concealing it — only the belt‑grabbing portions of the clips remain visible.
A914 IWB holster on the official FALCO Holsters website
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