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Tulster RATH IWB Holster Ambidextrous Smith & Wesson Model 637 7.875" J-Frame 38 Special Kydex Tru-Hide Whiskey

$74.99
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Brand
Tulster
Color
Whiskey
Category
Accessories
Platform
Revolver
Accessory Type
Holsters
UPC
840147607812

Overview

The Tulster RATH is an ambidextrous, tuckable inside-the-waistband (IWB) holster designed for Smith & Wesson J-Frame revolvers. It features a flush-cut design that allows it to be used by left or right-handed shooters by switching the hardware. The holster is constructed from .08" Kydex with a Whiskey finish and offers multi-stage fixed retention, a 1/2-inch adjustable ride height, and a raised sight channel. It includes a discreet steel belt clip and a closed-bottom design.

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