Blackhawk Omega VI Elite Dropleg Holster for Sig 228 & Glock RH - 40QD02OD Shooting Accessories/Optics & Sights Airweight shafts offer 45% weight Size:6.0

Name: Blackhawk Omega VI Elite Dropleg Holster for Sig 228 & Glock RH - 40QD02OD Shooting Accessories/Optics & Sights Airweight shafts offer 45% weight Size:6.0
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 62168471052
Price: 59.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3798 (16 reviews)

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Description

Blackhawk Omega VI Elite Dropleg Holster for Sig 228 & Glock RH 40QD02OD Shooting Accessories Optics & Sights Airweight shafts offer 45% weight Size:6.0 Airweight shafts offer 45% weight reduction with 98% of the striking potential of steel 100% Textile and Synthetic Imported Rubber sole Shaft measures approximately mid calf" from arch Heel measures approximately 5 inches" 5 Inches In Height Light and Flexible Cement Construction or extreme ops Drop Leg thigh holster with quick release belt mount adjustable to any length

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