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Mission First Tactical Hybrid Holster H3-RG-5-BR1, Inside Waistband Holster, Ambidextrous

$59.99
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Brand
Mission First Tactical
Color
Brown
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
810099432701

Overview

The Mission First Tactical Hybrid IWB Holster is an ambidextrous brown holster that combines a Kydex shell with genuine American full-grain leather for secure retention, easy re-holstering, and enhanced comfort. Designed to support AIWB, IWB, or OWB carry in both right- and left-hand orientations, it features a 0 to 15-degree adjustable cant, hand-molded tolerances, adjustable retention with an audible click, a standard 1.5-inch belt clip, RMR compatibility, and a sight track that accommodates suppressor-height sights.

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