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SKU:58604
DESCRIPTION
Material: It is generally made of resistant materials such as 1000D nylon or similar, which offer resistance to wear and tear and adverse weather conditions.
Extra Pockets and Compartments: May include additional pockets for small accessories, tools, or personal equipment.
MOLLE System: Some versions come with a MOLLE attachment system to allow for the addition of other compatible accessories.
Closure: Compartments usually have high-quality closures to ensure equipment stays in place during movement.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The evolution of concealed carry methods is clearly evident in the ANR 5.11 Gun Holster selection.
The innovative, sleek design with quick access could make this your new favorite left-hand holster.
Made of durable 1050D nylon, this holster has been designed to carry a firearm for quick deployment.
The Hot-Pull™ tabs are introduced for quick deployment to keep you safe and in control in critical situations. Whether you are right-handed or left-handed, simply pull the corresponding Hot-Pull™ tab and the pouch quickly unzips, leaving your dominant hand free and ready for action.
The charcoal and black color design of the bag makes the main compartment seem smaller than it actually is, misleading potential threats and keeping your ultimate discreet.
Magazine and knife holders are located on the inside flap, as well as two small accessory pockets for keys, cash, and other vital essentials.
Locking YKK zippers with plastic tabs and cord reinforcement aid with easy and quick opens and closures.
A padded mesh backing keeps you cool and comfortable.
It will fit small to large frame handguns.
Belt extends to 67". Color: Black / Charcoal. Imported