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1791 Gunleather Thumb Break OWB Holster Right Hand Beretta 92, 92FS, M9, CZ 75, Sig Sauer P226, P320, Springfield XDM 3.8” Barrel, XDM 4.5” Barrel Leather Classic Brown

$44.89
Brand
1791 Gunleather
Color
Classic Brown
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
816161022177
MPN
BHX4CBRR

Overview

The 1791 Gunleather Thumb Break OWB Holster is a multi-fit, right-handed outside-the-waistband holster crafted from premium leather in a classic brown finish. Designed for superior retention, it features a reliable thumb break strap and a hand-finished interior to protect a firearm's bluing. The design includes multi-cant positioning options via three belt loops, supporting both an FBI-cant for a quick draw and a back-cant for easier target acquisition while sitting or driving. Additionally, the construction incorporates double stitching for durability and extra barrel room to accommodate higher front sights.

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