Safariland Model 7390RDS 7TS ALS Mid Ride Duty Holster for Glock 17 MOS w/ Light - Part# 7390RDS-8325-411 101116206 Recharge this battery up to

Name: Safariland Model 7390RDS 7TS ALS Mid Ride Duty Holster for Glock 17 MOS w/ Light - Part# 7390RDS-8325-411 101116206 Recharge this battery up to
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SKU: 94197201135
Price: 163.60 USD
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Safariland Model 7390RDS 7TS ALS Mid Ride Duty Holster for Glock 17 MOS w Light Part# 7390RDS 8325 411 101116206 Recharge this battery up to Recharge this battery up to 1 The back features the 3 hole pattern and Allen screws are included for attachment to thigh plate Ships fast from GunCycle — free economy shipping on orders $99 Level I Retention Holster ALS (Automatic Locking System) secures weapon once holstered For use with red dot optic equipped weapons The 7TS 7390RDS holster is specifically designed for firearms with red dot sights mounted to them

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