Product Preview: NRA Compound OWB Holster

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posted on September 24, 2023
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NRA Compound OWB Holster

Made in the U.S., emblazoned with the NRA logo on its face and backed by a lifetime warranty, the NRA Compound Holster is a premium OWB holster offering from NRAStore.com featuring hybrid construction with adjustable tension.

Two-ply vegetable-tanned water buffalo leather creates a rigid and protective layer backed by polymer for added rigidity. The design positions a holstered pistol at a forward cant for quick acquisition, and the holster hugs the body for minimal printing and comfort.

The NRA Compound works with a standard, 1.5"-wide gun belt, such as the NRA Rancher Carry Belt ($59), also available through the online store.

MSRP is $80. For more information, visit nrastore.com.

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