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Mission First Tactical IWB Holster Ambidextrous HK VP9SK Polymer Black

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Brand
Mission First Tactical
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Barrel Length
3.39in
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
814002022829

Overview

The Mission First Tactical IWB Holster is an ambidextrous holster designed to fit the HK VP9SK polymer handgun with a 3.39-inch barrel. Handmade from superior .08 Boltaron material using laser CAD design, it is versatile enough for inside-the-waistband (IWB), outside-the-waistband (OWB), or appendix carry. It features adjustable passive retention with an audible click, an adjustable cant from 0 to 15 degrees, an abbreviated sweat guard, a tall sight channel, and an open muzzle, with sculpting specifically tailored to accommodate reflex red dot sights.

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