Manufacturer: DeSantis Gunhide
Model: Die Hard
Hand: Left Hand
Color: Black
Material: Leather
Fit: Glock 43/43X
Model: 014

Features

DeSantis announces its latest improvement in concealment leather, the #014 Die Hard Ankle Rig. It's built from top grain saddle leather and finished on the outside with a super tough PU coating. This combination of materials was originally designed for Federal Law Enforcement with longevity and performance as primary concerns. The smooth leather lining protects the gun's finish and offers a quick, silky draw. The Die Hard Ankle Rig features a tough top grain leather lined holster with a conventional thumb break that has been attached to a neoprene leg band. The leg band is both padded with foam and lined with sheepskin. A calf strap (C14) and boot extender (C15) are optional. This meticulously molded holster is both handsome and very comfortable. Available in Black. This holster is to be worn on the inside of your ankle opposite to which hand you will draw your firearm with. A right-handed shooter will order a right-handed holster and it will attach to the inside of your left ankle.

Features:

Leather ankle holster attached to soft neoprene band
Soft sheep skin lining
Exact molding on holster
Comes with a thumb break
Features a spot for an optional calf strap for support

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