Product Preview: Remora Inside the Waistband RFT Gen II Holster

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posted on September 12, 2018
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An American-made, ambidextrous, no-clip holster design, the Remora Inside the Waistband RFT is held in place along the belt line by the adhesion provided by its tacky, non-slip, silicon outer skin—and the current Gen II version is even softer and lighter than the original model. Thanks to a thin Kydex core, the holster’s RFT reinforced mouth remains open after the firearm is drawn, allowing for easy, one-handed re-holstering. Available in multiple sizes to accommodate a broad range of semi-automatics and revolvers, the shape of the holster also allows it to ride comfortably within a front pants pocket. Price: $36. Contact: Remora Holsters; remoraholsterstore.com

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