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Mission First Tactical HSWSDVESAIWBABL Appendix Holster IWB/OWB Black Belt Clip Fits S&W SD9 VE/S&W SD VE/S&W SD/S&W SD40 VE Ambidextrous

$36.06
Brand
Mission First Tactical
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Barrel Length
4in
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
814002022324
MPN
HSWSDVESAIWBABL

Overview

The Mission First Tactical Appendix Holster is a low-profile, ambidextrous holster designed for Smith & Wesson SD9 VE, SD40 VE, and related SD series handguns with a 4-inch barrel. Handmade to precise tolerances from advanced polymer materials, it can be configured for Inside the Waistband (IWB) carry in the appendix or 5:00 positions using the included tuckable belt clip for a 1.5-inch belt. It features an adjustable claw and spacer system to minimize printing by pressing the firearm into the body, a secure audible retention click, and can be adapted with a static-line tether for off-body storage in safes or consoles.

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