Introducing the T-series L2C Overt, the ultimate holster for when stealth is no longer necessary. Specifically designed to complement your dedicated gun belt, alongside magazine carriers, IFAK's, and dump pouches, this lightweight and low profile holster is the ideal companion to the T-series l2d. Unlike its counterpart, the overt lacks a taller sight track shroud but features the same speed cut geometry, ensuring lightning-fast drawing and re-holstering while seamlessly accommodating optics. With duty-rated level 2 active retention, rest assured that your handgun will remain secure even in the harshest conditions. Achieve a master grip, and a simple inboard thumb pressure releases the retention mechanism. The included T-series jacket slot lowers the belt ride height to optimize the draw-stroke while effortlessly clearing body armor or other torso gear. For enhanced stability during dynamic movements without restricting range of motion, the T-series jacket slot leg strap adapter utilizes a pivoting design, keeping the holster and weapon consistently vertical on the belt. No matter if you're at the range or facing unexpected challenges in the dark, the T-series L2C Overt is prepared to exceed all expectations, just like any other member of the reliable T-series family of holsters and accessories.

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