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Bianchi 12680 111 Cyclone Belt Holster Size 05 OWB Open Bottom Style made of Leather with Tan Finish, Strongside/Crossdraw & Belt Loop Mount Type fits 6″ Barrel S&W K-Frame for Right Hand

$70.06
Brand
Bianchi
Color
Tan
Category
Accessories
Mount Type
Belt Loop
Barrel Length
6in
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
13527126801
MPN
12680

Overview

The Bianchi 111 Cyclone is a high-ride, open-muzzle belt holster handcrafted from premium tan full-grain cowhide with a protective suede liner. Designed for versatility, this holster features a unique 1.75-inch dual-belt loop construction that allows for both strongside and crossdraw carry. The design is precision-molded for a custom-like fit and includes a traditional thumb snap closure for secure retention. This size 05 holster is specifically configured for right-handed users and fits 6-inch barrel Smith & Wesson K-frame revolvers, as well as similar models from Llama and Taurus.

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