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Galco TUC212B Tuck-N-Go 2.0 Black Leather IWB Kimber 1911 5 in Ambidextrous

$39.20
Brand
Galco
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Platform
1911
Barrel Length
5in
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
601299015258

Overview

The Galco Tuck-N-Go 2.0 is an ambidextrous, inside-the-waistband (IWB) leather holster designed for the Kimber 1911 with a 5-inch barrel. It is constructed from premium Center Cut Steerhide and features a reinforced holster mouth for a smooth and easy return to the holster after drawing. The Tuck-N-Go 2.0 carries the handgun in a vertical orientation with no cant. It is supplied with two types of interchangeable tuckable clips: the UniClip, which can be worn over the belt or without a belt, and the Ultimate Stealth clip, which hooks onto the trouser waistband behind the belt for deep concealment. The holster's belt clips are adjustable for cant, allowing for strongside, crossdraw, or appendix carry positions.

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