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Bulldog Cases Small Ambidextrous Hand 22/.25/.32/.380 Very Smaller Frame Micro Inside-The-Pocket Holster, Black - MLB-IP

Name: Bulldog Cases Small Ambidextrous Hand 22/.25/.32/.380 Very Smaller Frame Micro Inside-The-Pocket Holster, Black - MLB-IP
Brand: Bulldog Cases
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$22.49

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Brand: Bulldog Cases
Color: Black
Category: Accessories
Accessory Type: Holsters
UPC: 672352007435
MPN: MLBIP

Overview

The Bulldog Cases Inside-The-Pocket holster is an ambidextrous, black leather holster designed to fit various micro and small-frame pistols in .22, .25, .32, and .380 calibers, such as the Walther PPK, Ruger LCP, Bersa .380, and Sig 230. The holster is constructed from hand-tooled and tanned leather, offering a durable and universal fit for concealed carry within a pocket.

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