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Fobus Universal Inside Waistband Holster IWBMCC, Combat Cut, Fits Medium Frame Pistols, Right Hand IWBMCC

$25.93
Brand
Fobus
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
676315034858
MPN
IWBMCC

Overview

The Fobus Universal Inside Waistband Holster (IWBMCC) is a lightweight, durable, and fully washable concealment solution featuring a combat cut for a faster draw. Designed for right-hand draw, it utilizes a flexible synthetic backing that conforms comfortably to the user's body while buffering between the firearm and torso. A non-collapsing polymer shell covers the weapon, providing single-hand re-holstering capabilities and passive retention derived from the user's belt pressure. This universal medium-frame holster accommodates various compact and mid-size semi-automatic handguns without requiring shell replacements.

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