Galco Concealable Holster, A Pioneer of Comfort and Design. The Concealable holster from Galco is not just iconic, it's a trailblazer in belt holsters. Back in the early 1970s, Richard Gallagher, the visionary founder of Galco, introduced a groundbreaking concept - forward molding. This innovative design marked the birth of the Concealable, which showcased the advantages of this pioneering construction technique. Its two-part crafting is purposefully contoured to match the body's natural hip curve, concentrating all the molding elements at the front. The result Remarkable comfort and a sleeker profile compared to traditional pancake-style holsters. For an in-depth look at the benefits of forward molding versus the traditional pancake design. Crafted to fit specific handgun models, the Concealable features intricate hand-molding on the exterior for superior retention and a premium aesthetic. Quick access to the firing grip ensures swift draws, and double-stitched seams guarantee longevity. The trigger guard is securely covered for enhanced safety. Made from high-quality steerhide, this holster accommodates belts up to 1-1/2 inches width. Whether you carry a semi-automatic pistol or a double-action revolver, the Concealable offers both right and left-hand configurations, available in refined black or rich Havana brown finishes.

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