High Speed Gear Uniform Line Mag Pouch Capacity:Double Manufacturer part #: 7710164-019-M-R

Name: High Speed Gear Uniform Line Mag Pouch Capacity:Double Manufacturer part #: 7710164-019-M-R
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 63800461190
Price: 50.00 USD
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High Speed Gear Uniform Line Mag Pouch Capacity:Double Manufacturer part #: 7710164 019 M R Manufacturer part #: 7710164 019 M R 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 Sig P365 Holster (365ND) is a premium carrying solution specifically engineered for the Sig P365 and Springfield XDM 9mm Aircraft grade Kydex Flared mag well > Sweat shield > Retention adjustable The Uniform Line Mag Pouch is made from aircraft grade Kydex making it durable with a sleek duty appearance

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