The leather's natural curve allows for ultimate comfort, reliability, and concealment
This feature eliminates a common failure point found in many OWB holsters
By providing a touch point for ease in holstering, the standard option simplifies the process of drawing and securing the firearm
Holster retention can be quickly adjusted within a set range for optimal fit
The thin mounting profile of the holster allows for effective OWB concealment
All screws are treated to prevent loosening over time

Features

The Leather WING holster by BlackPoint Tactical is a refined evolution of the original KYDEX design. It preserves the core advantages of a KYDEX holster while enhancing body fit and comfort through the innovative addition of leather "wings." This design seamlessly integrates leather and KYDEX, combining the secure retention and functionality of KYDEX with the plush comfort of leather. By trimming excess KYDEX and incorporating leather wings, the Leather WING achieves a streamlined profile. The belt loops are attached to these leather wings, allowing the belt to pass through for a secure, comfortable fit. This configuration provides exceptional comfort, reliability and concealment, as the Leather WING naturally contours to the body, offering a slimmer and more comfortable carry experience.

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