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High Ride Belt Holster

Code: It. FD1

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High-ride, thermo-molded holster that keeps the pistol close to the body for deep concealment while offering rapid access via an elastic trigger-guard strip. Covers trigger and hammer, fits 1.5" belts, and is reinforced for long service life.

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High-ride design for reduced printing and deep concealment.
Thermo-molded shell for precise, glove-like fit.
Elastic cloth strip at trigger-guard base for faster draw.
Covers trigger and hammer for added safety.
Reinforced stitching at stress points for durability.
Open-muzzle profile; long barrels may protrude.
Fits standard 1.5" belts; right- and left-hand versions.
Rides close to body; suitable for pistols and revolvers; 5-year warranty.

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Purpose-built concealment holster engineered to ride higher on the belt and sit tight to the torso. The shell is thermo-molded to the exact replica of the specified firearm, delivering consistent retention and repeatable draw geometry. An elastic strip positioned at the base of the trigger guard reduces initial resistance and speeds the presentation while the holster still fully covers the trigger and hammer.

Construction emphasizes longevity: key seams use reinforced stitching to withstand daily draw cycles and carry loads. The profile minimizes printing under clothing without sacrificing access speed. Designed for use with 1.5" belts and offered in right- and left-hand configurations; it accepts both pistols and revolvers that match the molded cavity.

Design note: the holster uses an open-muzzle layout. Extended or long barrels may extend beyond the holster mouth; verify barrel length against your holster choice before ordering. Backed by a 5-year warranty against manufacturing defects.

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