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Home » Safariland LLC buys Alien Gear for $10.3M

Safariland LLC buys Alien Gear for $10.3M

Sale follows Chapter 11 filing of Tedder Industries

April 23, 2026
Matt Stephens
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Alien Gear Holsters, a brand of Tedder Industries LLC, was sold to Safariland LLC for $10.3 million as part of a court-supervised bankruptcy auction.

| Matt Stephens

Post Falls-based firearm holster manufacturer Alien Gear Holsters, a trade name and brand of Tedder Industries LLC, has been purchased by Safariland LLC, of Delaware, for $10.3 million following a court-approved bankruptcy auction, according to filings with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas.



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