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Henry Holsters Flint Full Sweat Guard with Soft Loops IWB Holster Right Hand Glock 17, 22, 31, 47 Boltaron Black

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Brand
Henry Holsters
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
706384915007

Overview

The Henry Holsters Flint is a minimalist, foldover-style IWB holster designed for right-hand draw. It features adjustable Biothane Super-Flex webbing loops that allow for both AIWB and IWB strongside carry, with customizable ride height and cant. The integrated concealment wedge rotates the grip toward the body to improve concealment and tips the muzzle away from the user. This holster is optics-ready and compatible with a wide range of common red dot sights. The package includes a hardware kit with a 1ml package of Vibra-Tite VC-3 and a rubber hardware block to assist with assembly and adjustments. This model is designed for specific Glock double-stack pistols.

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