Federal Holsterworks Holster for Taurus Spectrum 380 Pistol
Brand: Federal Holsterworks
Color: Black
Categories: Sports & Outdoors, Hunting & Fishing, Shooting, Gun Accessories, Maintenance & Storage, Gun Holsters, Cases & Bags, Gun Holsters

This holster combines the ruggedness and stability of a belt holster with the convenience of a clip-on. It's multi-layer nylon cushion fit design molds itself to the shape of the gun. This holster is ambidextrous and includes both 1 1/2" wide belt loops and a sturdy, high carbon, black metal clip. The holster may be worn either left or right handed; it includes belt loops on both sides and the metal clip can be moved from side to side. The polyslide sight channel, soft nylon lining and reinforced thumb break insure a quick release and a smooth draw. The thumbreak is positioned across the hammer instead of the grip for a natural feel and a positive draw. An extra magazine pouch mounted on the front channel of the holster is standard. The holster is constructed using only top grade, new materials, and no surplus automotive foams, fillers or liners. The nylon exterior provides resistance to scuffs, abrasions and moisture. The interior features a smooth nylon lining and a closed cell foam moisture barrier. It is sewn using nylon thread and edgebound with nylon binding tape using double needle stitching to provide about 14 stitches per inch reinforcement. The combination of materials and hand finishing provides a strong, good looking, long wearing holster.

Taurus Spectrum 380 Pistol - Inside Pants or Belt Wear
Built-in Ambidextrous Belt Loops - Ambidextrous Metal Clip
Snap-Release Thumb-break
Sturdy Nylon Construction
Made in the USA since 1990

Size: Left
Brand: Federal Holsterworks
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Material: Nylon
Style: Sturdy
Color: Black
Closure Type: Clip
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 8.82 x 5.91 x 1.69 inches
Package Weight: 0.08 Kilograms
Brand Name: Federal Holsterworks
Manufacturer: Federal Holsterworks
Part Number: 1baroolcp
Date First Available: May 12, 2010