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Safariland Model 7280 7TS SLS Mid-Ride, Level II Retention Duty Holster for Glock 17 111207305 Features a mid-ride belt loop

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Safariland Model 7280 7TS SLS Mid Ride, Level II Retention Duty Holster for Glock 17 111207305 Features a mid ride belt loop Features a mid ride belt loop including secure storage options Level II Retention Holster SLS (Self Locking System) Rotating Hood A proprietary nylon blend that is completely non abrasive to a firearms finish Raised stand off surfaces in the interior of the holster to create air space around the weapon allowing dirt and moisture to quickly clear any contact with the firearm Very high heat and low cold tolerances structurally sound from 300 degrees F to 50 degrees F Can be submerged in water indefinitely and still maintain shape and function Matte finish designed to decrease reflection and can be maintained with a simple scouring pad This holster features the Self Locking System (SLS) rotating hood with the Universal Belt Loop (UBL) that mounts to a 2 Brand: Safariland

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