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Hunter 68-400 2-in-1 Chest Holster Right Hand Ruger GP100, S&W 29, 29 Classic 6 to 6.5" Leather Brown

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Brand
Hunter
Color
Brown
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
21771400776

Overview

The Hunter 68-400 2-in-1 Chest Holster is crafted from American full-grain chestnut tan leather with heavy-duty black nylon stitching designed to accommodate revolvers with 6 to 6.5-inch barrels, such as the Ruger GP100 and Smith & Wesson 29. This versatile bandoleer system easily converts from a belt holster to an across-the-chest draw holster via a snap-off belt loop and quick-release snap clips. It features an adjustable retention strap and a built-in rear sight guard configured to clear most firearm optics. The design ensures that no metal components come into direct contact with the firearm. This configuration is built for right-hand draw.

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