The top-draw holster features AccuMold trilaminate construction, making it an ideal choice for duty use
High-ride design enhances concealability and comfort for everyday use
The unique Coptex inner lining protects your gun's finish while providing a smooth draw for quick access
Ideal for law enforcement, featuring 50% greater density foam than standard civilian AccuMold holsters for added protection
Features an adjustable thumb strap, allowing for a customized fit and enhanced security
Quick-Slide injection-molded belt loop fits belts up to 2-1/4 inches (58mm)
Designed with a closed muzzle, providing enhanced safety and protection for your firearm

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The Bianchi 7105 Cruiser Hi-Ride Nylon Duty Holster is expertly designed to position your pistol close to the body, ensuring a secure and comfortable fit. Constructed with durable Coptex lining, this traditional holster is perfect for administrative personnel and other users in lower-risk environments. Its high-ride design keeps the firearm readily accessible while minimizing bulk, making it ideal for extended periods of sitting, whether in a vehicle or at a desk. The adjustable Quick-Slide feature enhances comfort and allows for easy adjustments to fit your specific needs, offering both practicality and reliability in a professional setting.

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