Safariland Model 6390 ALS Mid-Ride Level I Retention Duty Holster for Smith & Wesson M&P 45C - Part# 6390-919-131-NH Finish:STX Tactical 6360RDS-8972-132

Name: Safariland Model 6390 ALS Mid-Ride Level I Retention Duty Holster for Smith & Wesson M&P 45C - Part# 6390-919-131-NH Finish:STX Tactical 6360RDS-8972-132
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 49262058979
Price: 132.00 USD
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Safariland Model 6390 ALS Mid-Ride Level I Retention Duty Holster for Smith & Wesson M&P 45C - Part# 6390-919-131-NH Finish:STX Tactical 6360RDS-8972-132

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Safariland Model 6390 ALS Mid Ride Level I Retention Duty Holster for Smith & Wesson M&P 45C Part# 6390 919 131 NH Finish:STX Tactical 6360RDS 8972 132 6360RDS 8972 132 Don't compromise on communication—elevate your operational efficiency with the MSA Tactical Push to Talk Connector Cable Ships fast from GunCycle — free economy shipping on orders $99 ALS (Automatic Locking System) secures weapon once holstered

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