Product Preview: Aker Leather 170 FlatSider XR14 Holster

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posted on May 4, 2018
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A vertical-draw, outside-the-waistband belt holster custom-formed from premium cowhide, the Aker Leather 170 FlatSider XR14 is designed for use with semi-automatic pistols, including those equipped with mini-reflex sights. A dehorned inner surface provides increased comfort, while rigid, curved belt slots sized for belts 1.5" in width supply stability. For security, the XR14 utilizes a thumb-break retention strap and an adjustable tension screw. Aker flatsider holsters are offered for 35 different handgun models in both left- and right-hand configurations. Available in two colors: black and tan. Price: $80. Contact: Aker Int’l.; (800) 645-2537; akerleather.com.

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