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Bianchi Model #7001 AccuMold Holster, Fits Small Revolver With 2-3 in Barrel, With Thumb-Snap, Right Hand, Black 17739

$51.20
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Brand
Bianchi
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
13527177391

Overview

The Bianchi Model 7001 AccuMold Holster is designed for small revolvers with 2 to 3-inch barrels. Featuring a black trilaminate construction—comprising a ballistic weave outer finish, a closed-cell foam center, and a poly-knit inner lining—it offers durable, weatherproof protection while maintaining an open holster top for easy drawing and re-holstering. The holster rides at a 10 to 13-degree forward angle for an instinctive draw and features a roll-top thumb break strap that wraps cleanly over the hammer for secure retention. It attaches via a Quick-Slide 1.75-inch (45mm) belt loop.

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