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1791 Gunleather Thumb Break OWB Holster Right Hand Ruger Security 9, Sig Sauer P227, P225, P320, SP2022 Leather Classic Brown

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Brand
1791 Gunleather
Color
Classic Brown
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
816161022627

Overview

The 1791 Gunleather Thumb Break OWB holster is a multi-fit belt holster crafted from classic brown leather. Designed for a right-hand draw, it features an FBI-cant and a back-cant position for faster handgun acquisition while sitting, driving, or riding. The holster includes an added retention strap for security and is contoured with extra barrel room to accommodate firearms with higher front sights. It is compatible with several models, including the Ruger Security 9, Sig Sauer P227, P225, P320, and SP2022.

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