Safariland Model 571 GLS Slim Pro-Fit Concealment Holster w/ Micro Paddle for Glock 43 - Part# 571-895-411 Color:Black Choose between USB rechargeable or

Name: Safariland Model 571 GLS Slim Pro-Fit Concealment Holster w/ Micro Paddle for Glock 43 - Part# 571-895-411 Color:Black Choose between USB rechargeable or
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 57644514202
Price: 77.50 USD
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Safariland Model 571 GLS Slim Pro-Fit Concealment Holster w/ Micro Paddle for Glock 43 - Part# 571-895-411 Color:Black Choose between USB rechargeable or

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Safariland Model 571 GLS Slim Pro Fit Concealment Holster w Micro Paddle for Glock 43 Part# 571 895 411 Color:Black Choose between USB rechargeable or Choose between USB rechargeable or battery operated (two CR123A lithium batteries) The perfect accessory for any formal event UPC: 781602748377 For single stacked sub compact pistols Features the 571BL injection molded design

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