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SEARCHDara's IWB Quick Ship Holster has a mid-ride height with a 7.5-degree forward cant angle and comes with a 1.5-inch handcrafted belt clip that will accommodate most gun belts.
Dara Holsters and Gear has introduced its newest product, an inside-the-waistband holster that fits the Glock 19, Glock 23, and Glock 32 with XC-1. It has a mid-ride height with a 7.5-degree forward cant angle and comes with a 1.5-inch handcrafted belt clip that will accommodate most gun belts.
Handcrafted using .093-inch Kydex/Boltaron, the holster is fastened using a combination of Melonite-coated chrome Molly steel and Black 316 INOX Stainless Steel hardware.
The Glock 19 with XC-1 Quick Ship Holster is best suited for the 3-5 o'clock carry position. The muzzle and front sight are covered to prevent snags on any material during the draw. In addition, the holster completely covers the magazine release and trigger guard and accommodates all generation Glocks. Its full sweat shield covers the body side of the rear sight and all the way up the side.
All holsters come with a 30-day satisfaction guarantee and a lifetime warranty. The Glock 19 with Surefire XC-1 Quick Ship Holster is now available for purchase on Dara's website, with an average lead time of 3-10 days.
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