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Galco AL636B Ankle Lite Holster Ruger LC9 Steerhide Black

Name: Galco AL636B Ankle Lite Holster Ruger LC9 Steerhide Black
Brand: Galco
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$73.00

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Brand: Galco
Color: Black
Category: Accessories
Accessory Type: Holsters
UPC: 601299005556

Overview

The Galco Ankle Lite is a right-handed holster designed for concealed carry. It features a center-cut steerhide holster body combined with a wide neoprene ankle band and Velcro closure for security and comfort. Sheepskin padding provides additional cushioning between the holster and the ankle. The design includes a reinforced thumb break retention strap for a secure carry and an open-top profile for a quick draw. It is compatible with the Ruger LC9, EC9S, and SCCY CPX-2. The holster fits ankles up to 13 inches in circumference and is finished in black.

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