1791 Gunleather 4WH-2 Size 2 Right Hand IWB/OWB Concealment 4-Way Holster, Classic Brown - 4WH-2-CBR-R

Specifications

mpn

4WH-2-CBR-R

size

2

type

Inside and Outside the Waistband, Concealment

color

Classic Brown

length

7.5000

weight

0.38

material

Leather

orientation

Right

for use with

Pistols

inventory qty

0

mounting type

Belt Clip

series collection

4WH-2

number of compartments

1

Description

The 4-way concealment and belt leather holster by 1791 Gunleather is the ideal balance of protection and comfort, allowing four possible carry positions - vertical, horizontal, cross-draw, or inside-the-waistband. No other holster provides the same high-quality craftsmanship in and extremely versatile design. The 4WH provides maximum flexibility with IWB and OWB carry positions available all in one sturdy, leather belt holster. Features: Four versatile carry options for vertical, horizontal, cross-draw, and IWB carry Multi-fit options offer excellent retention for a wide range of firearms Ideal balance of personal protection, comfort, and convenience Carry your firearm with or without a small laser attachment Leather belt panel has reinforced stitching and allows for multiple OWB carry positions American-made steel clip for strong retention is beveled for comfort Open top design provides ability to draw quickly Reinforced stitching ensuring quality, security, and a lifetime of enjoyment Premium leather conforms to body and firearm (with or without attachment) Detailed exteriors crafted by fourth-generation leather artisans develop beautiful patina with age Handcrafted using premium 100% certified American, heavy native steer hide Life time warranty and 100% customer satisfaction guarantee Vertical cant is the most common OWB carry style, especially for full-size duty guns, many carriers find the hip to be the most natural feeling draw, in line with arm and shoulder, while the gun imprint is most visible with this style Horizontal cant in the small of the back is a comfortable way to conceal and carry a small pistol or revolve while walking or standing, the firearm is positioned horizontally with the grip of the firearm angled up towards your back The cross-draw cant (on the non-dominant side) was first worn this way by ranchers who didn't want their weapons to get in the way of their work, today, wearers may choose cross-draw for easy access from a seated position i