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Mission First Tactical IWB Holster Ambidextrous Sig Sauer P229 with Rail Polymer Black

$44.99
Brand
Mission First Tactical
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Barrel Length
3.9in
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
814002022232

Overview

The Mission First Tactical IWB Holster is a versatile, ambidextrous polymer holster designed to fit the Sig Sauer P229 with rail and a 3.9-inch barrel. Handmade from superior .08" Boltaron material using laser-CAD design, it supports multiple configurations including inside the waistband (IWB), outside the waistband (OWB), appendix, and right- or left-hand positioning. This holster features adjustable cant from 0 to 15 degrees, adjustable retention, and an audible passive retention click for a smooth and secure draw. It is sculpted to accommodate reflex red dot sights (RMR) and includes an open muzzle, a tall sight channel, an abbreviated sweat guard, a 1 ½" belt clip, and quality hardware backed by a lifetime warranty.

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