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Galco SR63B Switchback OWB Black Leather Belt Slide Fits Ruger Alaskan/S&W N Frame Fits 1-1.50″ Barrel Fits 2.50″ Barrel Ambidextrous

$44.89
Brand
Galco
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Mount Type
Belt Slide
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
601299016422
MPN
SR63B

Overview

The Galco Switchback Belt Slide is an ambidextrous, hybrid holster designed for N-Frame revolvers, including models like the Ruger Alaskan and S&W N-Frame (.357 Model 327, .44 Model 629, and .45 Model 325) with 2.5-inch barrels. The holster's main body is constructed with an outer layer of ballistic nylon, a closed-cell foam middle for stiffness, and a 420-denier packcloth lining. The design includes a top-grain steerhide exoskeleton that allows the user to thread the belt for either strongside or crossdraw carry. It features a reversible safety strap with a hammer slot for added retention. The hybrid construction ensures the holster is both durable and functional for various carry scenarios.

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