Is a Wallet Holster Still Illegal?

Armed Attorneys Richard Hayes and Edwin Walker discuss wallet holsters — are they still illegal, or are they good to go?
A wallet holster might seem like the perfect way to conceal your handgun, but under federal law, that convenience can come with serious NFA implications. When does a wallet holster become an "Any Other Weapon" under 26 U.S. Code § 5845(e)? What makes it illegal, and how can you stay on the right side of the law?
We break down the history of wallet holsters, what the ATF says, and whether modern designs can keep you compliant today.

Key Questions:
* Is a wallet holster considered an “Any Other Weapon”?
* Does the ATF still regulate wallet holsters?
* Can you legally use one with your concealed carry?
* What’s the difference between a wallet holster and a wallet-style firearm?

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