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1791 Gunleather TACSNAG143R Snagmag Single Black Leather Belt Clip Compatible w/ Glock 43 Right Hand

Name: 1791 Gunleather TACSNAG143R Snagmag Single Black Leather Belt Clip Compatible w/ Glock 43 Right Hand
Brand: 1791 Gunleather
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Brand: 1791 Gunleather
Color: Black
Capacity: 1
Category: Accessories
Mount Type: Belt Clip
Accessory Type: Pouches & Carriers
UPC: 816161029305

Overview

The 1791 Gunleather TACSNAG143R Snagmag is a right-hand, single black leather magazine holster designed to discreetly carry an extra magazine for a Glock 43, including flush-mount and +1 magazines. Engineered to mimic the appearance of a pocketknife, it allows for a fast draw and can be worn inside the waistband or inside front, back, or support-side pockets.

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