Brand: 1791 Gunleather
Model: 4-Way Concealment
Material: Leather
Color: Signature Brown
Hand: Right Hand
Size: 1
Mount Type: Belt Clip/Belt Loop
Carry Style: IWB/OWB
Optic Ready: No
Light Ready: No

Features

The 4-Way Concealment & Belt Leather Holster from 1791 Gunleather balances protection, comfort, and versatility by supporting four carry positions: vertical OWB, horizontal (small of back), cross-draw (non-dominant side), and inside-the-waistband (IWB). Vertical cant suits full-size duty pistols and still conceals beneath outerwear; horizontal carry provides comfortable concealment for small pistols or revolvers; cross-draw enables easy access when seated; and the IWB position minimizes printing with only the metal clip visible.

Handcrafted from 100% certified American heavy native steerhide with reinforced double stitching, a sturdy steel clip, and a hand-molded mouth, the holster delivers repeatable retention, fast presentation, and long service life. Compatible with a wide number of compact and full-size pistols, including 1911 3" and 4" models, Colt 1911 3" and 4", Glock 48, Kimber 1911 3" and 4"/Ultra Raptor II, Sig Sauer P230/P365 XL/P365 X-Macro, Smith & Wesson M&P 380 Shield EZ/Equalizer, Springfield 1911 EMP/Hellcat Pro, Walther PPK, and similar-frame pistols.

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