DeSantis GunHide Transit Holster, Kahr Make, Natural with Ambidextrous Fit EMS BBPR Boots large rear opening hand grip TG-804-4322-CC-10.5EE

Name: DeSantis GunHide Transit Holster, Kahr Make, Natural with Ambidextrous Fit EMS BBPR Boots large rear opening hand grip TG-804-4322-CC-10.5EE
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 39645976634
Price: 48.60 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7551000000000005 (13 reviews)

SKU 39645976634 ★ 4.8

EUR48.60 EUR85.60

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DeSantis GunHide Transit Holster, Kahr Make, Natural with Ambidextrous Fit EMS BBPR Boots large rear opening hand grip TG 804 4322 CC 10.5EE large rear opening hand grip and a double row of rugged teeth to grip almost any surface Holds extendable struts up to 54" long (STRUT 1) or 74" long (STRUT 2) The holster also has a heavy duty spring steel belt clip which can easily be moved over to either side making this holster ambidextrous Most models of the holster are red dot compatible

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