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Galco Front Pocket Pocket Holster Ambidextrous Kel-Tec P32, P3AT, Ruger LCP Leather Tan

$70.99
Brand
Galco
Color
Tan
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
601299077096

Overview

The Galco Front Pocket holster is an ambidextrous, tan horsehide holster designed for the Ruger LCP, Kel-Tec P32, and P3AT. Constructed from premium horsehide with a smooth leather interior, it features a double-hooked shape—at the base of the trigger guard and the top rear of the slide—designed to catch on the pocket to ensure the holster remains in the pocket during the draw. The rough-out texture further aids in retention. This holster conceals the shape of the firearm to prevent printing and covers the trigger to provide a safety barrier between fingers and the trigger guard during grip acquisition. It allows for a one-handed release of the handgun from both the pocket and the holster, while also minimizing shifting of the firearm when carried in a pocket. It is also suitable for use in purses, backpacks, or for short-term storage in vehicles.

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