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Safariland Schema IWB Holster for Sig Sauer P365XL - Part# 19-465-411 104104 Part number: 6304-8325-131
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Safariland Schema IWB Holster for Sig Sauer P365XL Part# 19 465 411 104104 Part number: 6304 8325 131 Part number: 6304 8325 131 Crafted from high quality materials Country of origin: US Skeletonized body provides optimized comfort and concealability Minimalist design is purpose built for IWB (inside the waistband) carry Reinforced mouth allows firearm to be reholstered while holster is worn Adjustable cant and vertical mounting enables customized placement Firearm specific design creates secure fit Integrated passive trigger guard retention adds positive retention Trigger shields increase safety during wear and draw The Schema Inside the Waistband holster features a minimalist design for enhanced concealment with a smaller footprint compared to traditional inside the waistband holsters
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