Product Preview: N82 Tactical HERS Holster

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posted on July 19, 2018
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Nate Squared Tactical (N82) has offered its tuckable holster since 2009 and has continually improved and expanded the model’s offerings. The latest variation, the HERS line of holsters, is specifically designed to accommodate the contours of the female body. The HERS series is a tuckable holster designed to comfortably ride on skin, and is available for a wide range of firearms, from micro-size pistols such as the Beretta 3032 Tomcat, to J-frame revolvers or full-size M1911s. The holster is black with a tan suede backing. Price: $50. Contact: N82 Tactical, Inc.; (336) 237-1943; n82tactical.com.

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