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Henry Holsters Flint Partial Sweat Guard with Phlster Enigma IWB Holster Right Hand Smith & Wesson M&P, M&P 2.0 Boltaron Black

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Brand
Henry Holsters
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
683125357466

Overview

The Henry Holsters Flint Partial Sweat Guard IWB Holster is a right-hand, foldover-style Boltaron holster designed for Smith & Wesson M&P and M&P 2.0 pistols. Featuring a built-in Concealment Wedge that tips the muzzle outward and rotates the grip inward against the hip, it is optics-ready for popular micro red dots and features an open muzzle to accommodate threaded barrels and compensators. This holster system is bundled with the PHLster Enigma chassis, providing a rugged, belt-independent concealment platform with extensive adjustability for secure carry, along with a hardware kit, Vibra-Tite VC-3 threadlocker, and a hardware block.

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