Safariland Model 6367 ALS/SLS Concealment Belt Loop Holster for Springfield Operator 1911-A1 w/ Light - Part# 6367-560-132-225 195201 UPC: 080926695009

Name: Safariland Model 6367 ALS/SLS Concealment Belt Loop Holster for Springfield Operator 1911-A1 w/ Light - Part# 6367-560-132-225 195201 UPC: 080926695009
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 42111867978
Price: 135.60 USD
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Safariland Model 6367 ALS/SLS Concealment Belt Loop Holster for Springfield Operator 1911-A1 w/ Light - Part# 6367-560-132-225 195201 UPC: 080926695009

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Safariland Model 6367 ALS SLS Concealment Belt Loop Holster for Springfield Operator 1911 A1 w Light Part# 6367 560 132 225 195201 UPC: 080926695009 UPC: 080926695009 Tiny tufts of blue tassles surrounding classic the classic pillow for delightful fringe Shipping weight: 0 ALS (Automatic Locking System) secures weapon once holstered

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