Preview: BlackPoint Tactical Leather Wing—Light Mounted

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posted on September 7, 2025
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BlackPoint Tactical Leather Wing—Light Mounted holster

As its name suggests, the Leather Wing from BlackPoint Tactical is a hybrid OWB concealed-carry holster that pairs thermoformed front and rear Kydex shells with flexible leather side panels, and the company’s Light Mounted variant is compatible with a wide variety of weapon lights and lasers.

The holster’s leather wings, to which its metal belt loops (several options available) are attached, are pliable enough to allow the holster to curve with the shape of the wearer’s body—enhancing comfort and permitting a lower profile.

The Leather Wing – Light Mounted’s Kydex shells can be custom ordered in nearly three dozen different colors and camouflage patterns and the leather wings come in five color options.

Suggested retail pricing is $110 (base). For more information, visit blackpointtactical.com.

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