Red-dot sight compatible for enhanced aiming options
Converts effortlessly between IWB and OWB carry using a standard phillips head screwdriver for versatility
Primary retention device engages the trigger guard for added security
Constructed with a full grain leather exterior panel, comes in both tan and black for style and durability
Injection-molded back enhances comfort and improves firearm fit and feel during holstering and drawing
Dual outboard IWB clips secure the holster in appendix or strong side positions, ideal for use with a rigid belt
Dual OWB loops allow for secure attachment to the belt in various wear positions for versatility

Features

The Bianchi Model 175 Shenandoah is a versatile, dual-carry holster that transitions effortlessly between inside the waistband (IWB) and outside the waistband (OWB) carry modes in seconds. Expertly crafted from premium full-grain leather and featuring a suede-lined, precision-molded interior, this holster provides a secure, non-damaging fit for your firearm. Its innovative Pinch Retention Device adds an extra layer of security, ensuring a firm hold with an audible click that confirms your firearm is fully and safely holstered. The Shenandoah is designed to offer convenience, protection and reliable accessibility in one exceptional holster.

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