Safariland Model 6305 ALS/SLS Tactical Holster w/ Quick-Release Leg Strap for Glock 17 Gens 1-4 w/ Light - Part# 6305-832-131 Color:Black with a beam range of

Name: Safariland Model 6305 ALS/SLS Tactical Holster w/ Quick-Release Leg Strap for Glock 17 Gens 1-4 w/ Light - Part# 6305-832-131 Color:Black with a beam range of
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SKU: 47632958494
Price: 120.60 USD
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Safariland Model 6305 ALS/SLS Tactical Holster w/ Quick-Release Leg Strap for Glock 17 Gens 1-4 w/ Light - Part# 6305-832-131 Color:Black with a beam range of

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Safariland Model 6305 ALS SLS Tactical Holster w Quick Release Leg Strap for Glock 17 Gens 1 4 w Light Part# 6305 832 131 Color:Black with a beam range of with a beam range of 1 making it the perfect choice for law enforcement and tactical professionals UPC: 781602379236 ALS (Automatic Locking System) secures weapon once holstered SLS allows for a smoother

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