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G-CODE PHENOM CMND FOR GLK G43X W/RL

$22.39
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Brand
G-Code
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
850060553813

Overview

The G-Code Phenom Cmnd holster is designed for the Glock 43X and features an integrated retention lock. This tactical holster system utilizes a low-profile, ergonomic design with an innovative mounting plate and clip geometry that enhances holding power and force distribution for a secure fit on the belt. It is adaptable for strong-side, appendix, or cross-draw carries, featuring five points of interlock in each clip position for stability during dynamic movement. The holster is constructed with a tactical fuzz lining and includes a sight channel to accommodate suppressor-height sights, ensuring compatibility with a variety of configurations.

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