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Crucial Concealment Covert OWB Holster fits SIG Sauer P365 Right Hand Optics Compatible Polymer Black

$40.79
Brand
Crucial Concealment
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
810015550052
MPN
1005

Overview

The Crucial Concealment Covert OWB holster is a purpose-built outside-the-waistband carry solution designed for the SIG Sauer P365. Crafted from durable .080 Kydex, the holster is molded on a curve to conform to the body, providing a low-profile footprint that lies flat against the belt. It features optic compatibility and user-adjustable retention to ensure a secure fit and consistent draw. The holster includes adjustable polymer belt loops that fit both 1.5-inch and 1.75-inch belts and allow the user to modify the cant by changing the orientation of the loops. This right-handed holster is designed for accessibility and concealability, making it suitable for both law enforcement and civilian daily carry.

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