Project Stealth is the perfect marriage between carbon fiber and leather. You get the comfort of body-conforming leather belt loops up against your hips, along with the virtual indestructibility and whisper-quiet of carbon fiber. House your Browning, Colt, Kimber, or Sig Sauer in a sturdy, stealth black carbon fiber belt holster to enjoy the best of both worlds. Carbon fiber is a great investment, as these gun holsters will almost last forever. Like Kydex thermoplastics, carbon fiber holsters provide a stiff, stable place for your gun to hang out. They perform well in all different types of weather and require no maintenance. The draw and re-holstering is equally smooth, with silent performance that will never give you away before you're ready. Many people like the look of stealth black corrugated carbon fiber.

Features:

Flexible carbon fiber delivers added durability and will not stretch, snag, split or break
More abrasion-resistant than standard leather holsters
After a break-in period, the carbon fiber conforms to firearms like leather, but more quickly
Excellent retention, smooth draw, and gentle on gun finishes
Bold, luxurious, and elegant
Engineered for comfort and style with 100% American-made materials
Premium American heavy native steerhide combined with patented flexible, woven carbon fiber

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