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Hunter Company 110052 1100 Snapoff OWB Size 52 Tan Leather Belt Loop Fits Heritage Rough Rider Fits 6.50 in Barrel Right Hand, Holster

$50.99
Brand
Hunter
Color
Tan
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
21771151524

Overview

The Hunter Company 1100 Series holster is a premium American full-grain leather, OWB (outside-the-waistband) belt-loop holster designed specifically for the Heritage Rough Rider with a 6.5-inch barrel. This right-hand model features a chestnut tan finish with durable nylon stitching and is engineered for easy mounting and dismounting without requiring the removal of the user's belt via a unique snap-off design. To ensure weapon security and longevity, the holster includes a safety strap and a built-in snap cover that helps prevent blue wear and scratching on the firearm. It is a size 52 model, offering a classic fit and reliable retention for the specified revolver.

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