CrossBreed IWB Appendix Carry Holsters

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posted on November 1, 2012
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11/1/2012

CrossBreed Holsters has introduced a new IWB Appendix Carry Holster designed for small to medium handguns.

The IWB Appendix Carry features a premium leather backer in cowhide or horsehide with a hand-molded pocket for carrying a handgun in the 2 o’clock position.

The holster comes with one standard metal belt clip, and can be adjusted for height and for the crossdraw position. It also comes with CrossBreed’s Lifetime Warranty and “Two Week, Try if Free Guarantee.”

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