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Galco Gunleather introduces its new BlakGuard belt holster.
A new offering for 2016, the BlakGuard combines the best properties of premium, center-cut steerhide and injection-molded plastic. Twin tension units allow quick adjustment for ease of draw, while a tension-locking unit secures the handgun at the trigger guard. The neutral (vertical) orientation offers the most natural, wrist-locked draw stroke.
The BlakGuard's "trench" style sight rail easily accommodates most suppressor sights, and this generously-beveled sight rail also allows a smooth and easy return to the holster. The front of the BlakGuard is cut low to allow use of most carry-style red dot sights. The tunnel-style belt loop secures with Velcro to allow swift on-off. The BlakGuard fits belts up to 1 ¾-inches wide and is available in black.
Designed from the ground up to be highly affordable, the BlakGuard's MSRP is $49.95.
Contact: Galco Gunleather at (800) 874-2526 or via [email protected].
A new offering for 2016, the BlakGuard combines the best properties of premium, center-cut steerhide and injection-molded plastic. Twin tension units allow quick adjustment for ease of draw, while a tension-locking unit secures the handgun at the trigger guard. The neutral (vertical) orientation offers the most natural, wrist-locked draw stroke.
The BlakGuard's "trench" style sight rail easily accommodates most suppressor sights, and this generously-beveled sight rail also allows a smooth and easy return to the holster. The front of the BlakGuard is cut low to allow use of most carry-style red dot sights. The tunnel-style belt loop secures with Velcro to allow swift on-off. The BlakGuard fits belts up to 1 ¾-inches wide and is available in black.
Designed from the ground up to be highly affordable, the BlakGuard's MSRP is $49.95.
Contact: Galco Gunleather at (800) 874-2526 or via [email protected].
