Product Preview: Maverick Shoulder Rig

by
posted on March 22, 2017
** When you buy products through the links on our site, we may earn a commission that supports NRA's mission to protect, preserve and defend the Second Amendment. **
coolholster.jpg

With winter weather still upon us, heavy outer garments are the order of the day. Whether or not you are a proponent of carrying in a shoulder holster, there is no denying that the Maverick Shoulder Rig by Wright Leather Works is a work of art, and conceals easily beneath the heavier coats and jackets of the season. Shown here in Walnut, one of five colors available, the Maverick differs from some rigs in that it is designed to carry single-action sidearms as John Browning intended: cocked-and-locked. Indeed, the holster’s retention strap is only long enough to span the gun’s rear when the hammer is locked back. It is pictured here with a Nighthawk Custom Falcon Commander in .45 ACP. wrightleatherworks.com

Latest

Franchi Mule Gotw 1
Franchi Mule Gotw 1

Gun of the Week: Franchi Momentum Elite MULE

One of the latest entrants into the general-utility rifle market is Franchi with its Momentum Utility Lite Elite bolt-action rifle, also known as the MULE.

Have .22 LR Handguns Finally Become Viable Options for Self-Defense?

Although .22 LR pistols and revolvers are plentiful and affordable, they still have notable limitations when it comes to self-defense applications. 

Aero Precision Returns with New Owners

An investment group comprised of family members passionate about firearms and the outdoor sports has purchased Aero Precision, Ballistic Advantage, Stag Arms and VG6.

The Ladies Discover Sporting Clays Experience

The Ladies Discover Sporting Clays Experience, a specially tailored clinic designed to help new female shooters become familiar with the basics of firearm safety, shotgun-handling and sporting-clays shooting.

New for 2026: Bersa B-Series Suppressors

Bersa USA has updated its suppressor lineup in 2026 with its new B-Series cans, which cover the range from .22 LR all the way up to .300 Win. Mag.

Here for the Boom: How I Learned to Love the Big-Bores

A fear of recoil can turn into a longing for more kick. The author is proof of that.

Interests



Get the best of American Rifleman delivered to your inbox.