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Safariland 7378477411 7378-7TS-ALS Belt SafariSeven Belt Loop/Paddle Fits Sig P226R Right Hand, Holster

$97.00
Brand
Safariland
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
781602626613

Overview

The Safariland 7378-7TS-ALS concealment holster is engineered for right-handed users of the Sig P226R. Constructed from SafariSeven, a proprietary nylon blend, this holster is non-abrasive to the firearm's finish and maintains structural integrity in temperatures ranging from -50°F to 300°F. The holster features an open-top design utilizing the Automatic Locking System (ALS), which secures the weapon upon holstering and allows for a fast, straight-up draw when the thumb release is deactivated. Internal raised standoff surfaces create air space around the firearm, allowing dirt and moisture to clear easily. This model is a paddle and belt loop combination that is user-adjustable for cant and can be configured for cross-draw carry.

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