The CarryLok offers the speed of an open top concealment holster with the security of Bianchi's Auto Retention concept. The FingerLok internal retention mechanism secures the pistol by the trigger guard as it is inserted into the holster. To draw, the middle finger sweeps the release lever allowing the pistol to be drawn in an upward movement. It is carried at a 16 degrees forward angle, and fits up to 1.75" (45mm) belt widths.

The 82 offers the speed of an open top holster with the security of Auto Retention, for automatic securing of the weapon. The secret is the FingerLok retention mechanism that secures the pistol by the trigger guard when holstered. To draw, the middle finger sweeps the release lever allowing the pistol to be drawn in a straight out movement. It's made with full grain cowhide and has dual belt slots to pull the gun close to the body. Fits belts up to 1-3/4 inches (45 mm) in width.

Features:

Exclusive auto retention feature and FingerLok retention device for secure weapon retention
Stay open design for efficient 1-handed holstering
FingerLok release lever provides speed and security for quick middle finger release of firearm
Dual belt slots pull gun close to body for concealability
15 degree forward carry angle
Open muzzle
Fits up to 1-3/4 inches belt width

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