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Safariland 5198 OWB Holster Left Hand Ruger EC9S, LC380, LC9, LC9S Polymer Black

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Brand
Safariland
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
781602588607

Overview

The Safariland Model 5198 OWB Holster is a left-hand, compact, and lightweight concealment holster designed with low-cut sides for an easy and comfortable draw. Built from thermoformed SafariLaminate with a durable STX finish, it features a trigger guard detent and an adjustable tension device to secure the firearm during rigorous activity. Approved for IDPA and USPSA defensive pistol competitions, the open-top holster comes with both an injection-molded paddle and a cant-adjustable belt loop that supports cross-draw carry, and its sight channel accommodates front sights up to 3/16".

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