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Hunter 2200 SureFit OWB Holster Right Hand S&W 629 2.5", 686 2.5 to 3" Leather Chestnut

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Brand
Hunter
Color
Chestnut
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
21771221128

Overview

The Hunter 2200 SureFit OWB Holster is crafted from chestnut top-grain leather and engineered for right-hand carry with Smith & Wesson 629 (2.5-inch) and 686 (2.5 to 3-inch) revolvers. It features an adjustable retention strap secured with hook-and-loop fasteners to accommodate various handgun dimensions, a built-in rear sight guard, and protective interior shielding over hardware snaps to prevent metal-on-metal contact with the firearm's finish. The 2-1/2 inch belt loop includes a convenient snap-lock tab for easy removal of the holster without requiring the belt to be taken off.

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