• 2011 IWB Magazine Holster for first responders with secure magazine retention
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2011 IWB Magazine Holster

$50.00
$50.00
Sale Ausverkauft

Our Inside Waistband 2011 Magazine Holster is vacuum-formed with a precision machined mold designed from CAD models of the actual pistol magazines. Each holster is formed, trimmed, and folded in-house. 

The smooth back and rounded edges help reduce hot spots and provide a flat comfortable surface suitable for adding Moleskin or foam wedges (not included). 

The ambidextrous design will allow you to carry the magazines facing forward or back, depending on your personal preference at any position inside the waistband.

 The design of the carrier allows adjustability to height and cant up to roughly 20 degrees.

Formed from .080" Thermoplastic for durability

Made and assembled with pride in the USA

The magazine retention is adjustable by turning the set screw of the Magazine Retention Device with a 1/8" Allen wrench.