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1791 Gunleather TACSNAG121R Snagmag Concealed Mag Holster Single Ruger LCP/Sig P238 Black Leather

$15.69
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Brand
1791 Gunleather
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
816161028865

Overview

The 1791 Right Hand Leather Magazine Pouch is a discreet, IWB-compatible magazine holster designed to securely carry a spare single-stack magazine for compact pistols such as the Ruger LCP, SIG Sauer P238, and SIG Sauer P938. Crafted from durable leather, it is molded to fit single-stack magazines and utilizes a snag-style retention hook that catches on a pocket corner during the draw, holding the holster in place while releasing the magazine smoothly.

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$17.09
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$21.00
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