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Tagua Ambi Disruptor AMBI-DTR-490, IWB/OWB Belt Holster, Kydex Construction, Black, Fits Sig Sauer P365

Name: Tagua Ambi Disruptor AMBI-DTR-490, IWB/OWB Belt Holster, Kydex Construction, Black, Fits Sig Sauer P365
Brand: Tagua Gun Leather
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Brand: Tagua Gun Leather
Color: Black
Category: Accessories
Accessory Type: Holsters
UPC: 889620189773
MPN: AMBIDTR490

Overview

The Tagua Ambi Disruptor is a versatile Kydex holster engineered for ambidextrous use both inside (IWB) and outside (OWB) the waistband. It features secure retention with an adjustable unit, an integrated sweat guard, and an optics-ready design compatible with most red dot sights. The holster includes a dual-position adjustable belt clip for custom ride height and drawing preference.

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