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Warne Scope Mounts Savage SA Vapor Picatinny Rail, 8-40 Screws 101122 features black liner-less G-10 handle

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Warne Scope Mounts Savage SA Vapor Picatinny Rail, 8 40 Screws 101122 features black liner less G 10 handle features black liner less G 10 handle scales Walther Inside the Waistband (IWB) design 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 IWB Holster for Medium Automatics (IWBM) is a premium carrying solution specifically engineered for the IWB Generic holster that fits medium frame semi automatics such as Beretta Precision CNC machined from 6061 T6 aluminum Mil Spec hardcoat anodized finish for abrasion and corrosion resistance Country of origin: US

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