Handcrafted from premium American Whitetail Deer Hide, the Fair Chase Holster now features an Optic-Ready, Light Bearing design blending unmatched craftsmanship with modern tactical performance. The Optic-Ready Light Bearing Fair Chase Deer Hide Holster (OR-LB-FCD) seamlessly accommodates rear mounted red-dot sights and rail-mounted lights or lasers, ensuring you're always prepared. Engineered for Inside the Waistband (IWB) carry, it offers exceptional comfort and maximum concealability, naturally conforming to your body for a secure fit. The ultra soft inner liner provides superior firearm protection while maintaining a firm, reliable hold. Compatible with industry leading weapon lights and lasers.

Handcrafted from premium American Whitetail Deer Hide for exceptional quality and durability
Optic-ready and light-bearing design, compatible with most rear-mounted red-dot sights and rail-mounted lights and lasers
Features a strong, beveled steel clip for maximum comfort and secure retention
Open-top design for a quick draw, tailored to your preferred carry-style
Handcrafted multi fit design to accommodate a wide range of firearms
Reinforced stitching that guarantees quality, security and long-lasting enjoyment
A lifetime warranty commitment for every product, ensuring peace of mind for our customers

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