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Mission First Tactical IWB Holster Ambidextrous Kimber R7 MAKO Tactical 3.92" Polymer Black

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Brand
Mission First Tactical
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Barrel Length
3.92in
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
810099435542

Overview

The Mission First Tactical IWB Holster is a versatile, ambidextrous holster designed for the Kimber R7 MAKO with a 3.92-inch barrel. Hand-assembled from .08 Boltaron material, this holster features laser CAD-designed tolerances for a secure fit and smooth draw. It offers adjustable retention with an audible passive locking mechanism, as well as an adjustable cant from 0 to 15 degrees. The holster includes a 1.5-inch belt clip and features an abbreviated sweat guard, a tall sight channel, and is sculpted to accommodate reflex red dot sights.

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