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Tactical Solutions UPC 879971007390 MPN HOLMKIVH

Tactical Solutions HOLMKIVH Pac-Lite High Ride Belt Nylon Belt Loop Fits Ruger Mark Series Ambidextrous

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The Tactical Solution’s Pac-Lite holster is design to fit Ruger’s Mark Series (MKI, MKII, MKIII, MK IV & 22/45) .22LR pistols, with or without an optic. The ambidextrous design accommodates both right and left-handed shooters and the adjustable retention provides greater flexibility. This holster is a high ride.

Specifications

UPC

879971007390

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

HOLMKIVH

Hand

Ambidextrous

Left Hand

No

Length

10.4500

Model

High Ride

Mount Type

Belt Loop

Product Type

Ambidextrous Holster

Shipping Weight

0.656

Style

Outside The Waistband

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