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Limbsaver CrossTech Leather IWB/OWB Ambidextrous Belt Clip Holster - Dark Brown
Limbsaver$62.99The CrossTech Leather Holster can be form-fitted in minutes to nearly any pistol or revolver by re-positioning the adjustment bolts and then using a small amount of water to set the leather up. Made... -
Limbsaver CrossTech Compact Universal Handgun Holster, Ambidextrous, Black Leather, Belt Clip, 1.75" Belt Width
Limbsaver$55.99MSRP: $59.99The CrossTech Leather Gun Holster is a versatile and highly customizable holster that is designed to fit virtually every pistol and revolver available in the market. It is a form-fit holster that... -
Limbsaver CrossTech Universal Ambidextrous Handgun Belt Clip
Limbsaver$39.99The CrossTech Holster fits virtually every handgun, from full frame to sub-compact, semi-auto to revolver. It is made from a soft-touch, semi-flexible material that feels and wears like no other... -
Limbsaver CrossTech Universal Ambidextrous Handgun Belt Clip/Strap
Limbsaver$45.99The CrossTech Holster fits virtually every handgun, from full frame to sub-compact, semi-auto to revolver. It is made from a soft-touch, semi-flexible material that feels and wears like no other... -
1791 Gunleather Black Leather Belt Clip for Small-Mid Frame Autos, Ambidextrous IWB/OWB Holster
1791 Gunleather$38.99MSRP: $40.99The Universal IWB/OWB holsters are versatile and multi-fit. The UIW fits sub-compact to full size handguns, some of which can be equipped with lights and rails. This model is compatible with most...
Description
The CrossTech Holster can be form-fitted in minutes to nearly any pistol or revolver by re-positioning the adjustment bolts and then heating the front holster panel with a hair dryer or heat gun. Available with smooth, strong, ultra-high-quality belt clips that hold the holster tight to your belt. The clips fit belts up to 1.7" wide and quickly switch from OWB to IWB configuration, allowing the CrossTech Holster to be worn at the traditional 3 o'clock, 1 o'clock, appendix, and small-of-the-back positions.
