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Mission First Tactical Hybrid IWB Holster Ambidextrous Taurus GX4 Kydex/Leather Black

$64.99
Brand
Mission First Tactical
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
810099433760

Overview

The Mission First Tactical Hybrid IWB Holster is designed for the Taurus GX4, combining the secure retention and exacting tolerances of Kydex with the comfort and feel of genuine American full-grain leather. This ambidextrous holster is versatile, capable of being worn in AIWB, IWB, or OWB configurations for either right- or left-hand carry. Hand-assembled and buffed, the holster features adjustable retention and an audible "click" upon holstering. Users can adjust the cant from 0 to 15 degrees to suit their carry preference. It is RMR and suppressor-sight compatible and includes a standard 1.5-inch belt clip. The use of a medium-strength thread locker on screws is recommended for secure long-term wear.

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