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Comp-Tac Warrior OWB Holster Right Hand Glock 48 Kydex Black

$84.00
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Brand
Comp-Tac
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
840397609222

Overview

The Comp-Tac Warrior OWB holster is a streamlined, low-profile Kydex holster designed for right-hand draw with Glock 48 pistols. Built with a stealth footprint for everyday concealed carry, it transitions easily from daily wear to range work or competitive shooting. It features airline-grade all-Kydex construction for a smooth, fast draw and easy re-holstering, an open-ended design compatible with threaded barrels and suppressor sights, and optics-ready clearance for slide-mounted red dots. The design includes an adjustable retention screw and a 140-degree cant-adjustable mounting system allowing angles from cross-draw to a forward cant. Finished in black.

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