Fobus Combo Pouch for 9mm & Handcuffs Carriers It features a Jack-Cap tail

Name: Fobus Combo Pouch for 9mm & Handcuffs Carriers It features a Jack-Cap tail
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 20363315335
Price: 35.10 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2007 (24 reviews)

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Fobus Combo Pouch for 9mm & Handcuffs Carriers It features a Jack Cap tail It features a Jack Cap tail switch Comfortable Carry: Designed with user comfort in mind Shipping weight: 0 Fits: Combo Pouch for most 9mm Double Stack Magazine (not Glock) and S&W Model 100 Chain Linked Handcuffs Lightweight injection molded polymer Passive retention with adjustment screw (most models) Low profile design for maximum concealability Rubberized paddle backing for extra stability and comfort Steel reinforced rivet attachment system Protected sight channel The Fobus Combo Pouch for 9mm & Handcuffs (CU9) is a premium carrying solution specifically engineered for the Combo Pouch for most 9mm Double Stack Magazine (not Glock) and S&W Model 100 Chain Linked Handcuffs

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