Product Preview: NRA Belladonna Concealed-Carry Purse

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posted on November 1, 2016
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The Cameleon Belladonna Concealed Carry Purse delivers fashion-forward style and functionalityin the form of an easily accessible CCW compartment. Padded and reinforced, the concealment pocket is equipped with a heavy-gauge, lockable zipper. The included universal holster allows a sidearm to be custom positioned for a shooter's ideal draw. Opening the main zipper reveals five separate interior pockets, while two additional exterior pockets provide effortless access to small items. The Belladonna is made of durable, Teknograin leather, and it includes a wire-reinforced, cut-resistant shoulder strap. The purse can be carried as a handbag or shoulder bag.

                                       

Technical Specifications
• Includes re-positionable universal hook-and-loop holster
• Includes reinforced shoulder strap with a cut-resistant metal wire
• Lockable CCW compartment
• Main zipper features five interior pockets
• Two exterior panel pockets
• Made of linen-based Teknograin leather
• Dimensions: 13"L x 10"H x 4"D
• Colors: Black, Brown, Cream
• MSRP: $89.95

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