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BLACKHAWK T-Series L3D 44N700BKL, Duty Holster, Left Hand, Black Finish, Fits Glock 17/22/31 With TLR7

$132.99
Brand
Blackhawk
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
604544648287
MPN
44N700BKL

Overview

The Blackhawk T-Series L3D duty holster in black is specifically engineered to fit Glock 17, 22, and 31 handguns equipped with a Streamlight TLR7. Designed for left-handed shooters, it features a streamlined thumb-activated retention system that operates off the Master Grip Principle for a secure and efficient draw under stress. Constructed from a durable reinforced outer polymer, the holster incorporates a smooth, sound-dampening, hydrophobic internal lining to protect the firearm and ensure a low-friction, stealthy draw. Level 3 retention is achieved via the thumb activation combined with an over-the-slide retention strap across the back of the firearm. This model includes an attached jacket slot belt loop, and is compatible with Quick Dual Release (QDR) and two-slot belt loops which are sold separately.

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