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Mission First Tactical Minimalist H2GL48AIWBM, Inside Waistband Holster, Ambidextrous

$22.79
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Caliber
.355 SB
Category
Accessories
Platform
Glock
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
814002024489

Overview

The Mission First Tactical Minimalist Appendix IWB Holster (H2GL48AIWBM) is an ambidextrous, inside-the-waistband holster specifically designed for Glock 48 and 43X pistols. Constructed from Boltaron material, this U.S.A.-made holster features a minimalist design that prioritizes a low profile for concealed carry while providing audible passive retention. It is built to offer a secure fit and consistent draw, making it suitable for law enforcement, security professionals, and civilian concealed carry.

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Price — 90d
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