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BLACKHAWK CQC SERPA Holster With Belt and Paddle Attachment, Fits HK P30, Left Hand, Black 410517BK-L

$29.99
Brand
Blackhawk
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
648018044137
MPN
410517BKL

Overview

The Blackhawk CQC SERPA Holster is engineered for the Heckler & Koch P30, featuring a left-hand orientation and durable black polymer construction. Utilizing patented SERPA Auto-Lock technology and a distinctive L-shaped release button, this Level 2 retention holster delivers a smooth draw, effortless re-holstering, and reliable weapon security with an audible click upon re-entry. Designed with a speed-cut profile for rapid target acquisition and a passive retention detent adjustment screw, the holster reinforces a full master grip. It ships complete with both a belt loop platform and a paddle platform, and is compatible with shoulder, S.T.R.I.K.E., quick-disconnect, and tactical holster platforms.

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