NEW! CrossBreed Pac Mat Modular Holster

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posted on April 19, 2016
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CrossBreed's new Pac Mat holster provides positive retention and stability for a firearm, providing a safe and secure way to carry in briefcases, messenger bags, bugout bags, backpacks and more. 

The modular holster secures a firearm while keeping foreign objects out of the trigger area, while its position on the flat panel can be adjusted to accommodate various bags and draw preferences. Additionally, it can be used with other CrossBreed modular systems. The Pac Mat is available in right or left hand draw and measures 9" x 8".

For more, please visit crossbreedholsters.com.

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