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BLACKHAWK T-Series 44N161BKR, L2D, Duty Holster, Right Hand, Sig P320/P250/M17/M18, Includes Jacket Slot Belt Loop

$86.42
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Brand
Blackhawk
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
604544648171

Overview

The Blackhawk T-Series 44N161BKR is a Level 2 duty holster designed for use with Sig Sauer P320, P250, M17, and M18 handguns. It features a thumb-activated retention system that operates based on the Master Grip Principle, allowing for a natural and secure draw under stress. The holster is constructed from reinforced polymer and includes a sound-dampening, low-friction hydrophobic lining for smooth, stealthy operation. This right-handed model comes in black and includes a jacket slot belt loop for carry.

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