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BLACKHAWK T-Series L3D 44N561BKR, Duty Holster, Right Hand, Black Finish, Fits Sig P320/P250

$101.50
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Brand
Blackhawk
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
604544648218
MPN
44N561BKR

Overview

The Blackhawk T-Series L3D Duty Holster (Model 44N561BKR) in black is engineered for the Sig P320 and P250 platforms, providing secure Level 3 retention via a streamlined thumb-activated retention system and an over-the-slide retention strap. Designed around the Master Grip Principle for a smooth and natural draw under stress, the holster features a durable reinforced outer polymer shell paired with a low-friction, sound-dampening hydrophobic lining. This right-hand configuration comes complete with an attached jacket slot belt loop.

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