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Last summer Safariland introduced new Cordura-coated Black Multicam holsters for a limited time and the new holster trim was met with widespread praise (maybe not the price though). Due to popular demand, Safariland Black Multicam holsters will be back to fulfill the wishes of their pining customer base. The 6304RDS and 6354RDS holsters will be the two types of holster available in this trim and will once again be priced right around the $250 mark.
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Safariland Black Multicam Holsters Back By Popular Demand
We continue to set our company to meet the latest demands from the market,” said Safariland VP of Marketing & Commercial Sales Tim Drnec. “This is a great example. We launched this option last year as a limited-time one-off. The response was overwhelming and the demand for Black Multicam only continues to grow. The team is excited to bring these back.
The Black Multicam camouflage pattern is in high demand, blends well in most environments, and contributes to the lower-profile holsters demanded today. Adding to the benefits is Safariland’s approach using a Cordura wrap finish that reduces the Infrared (IR) profile.
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The Safariland Black Multicam holsters will include the 6304RDS and 6354RDS which are both versatile in both fit and function. Both holsters are capable of using the QLS 19 Locking Fork and can be adapted for use with on belt loops, and leg shrouds (drop holsters) for those who prefer a lower draw position or those that like to keep everything on their belt. Although both holsters are optics ready, optics are not required to use either of these holsters as the gun is retained with either the light or frame, and in the case of the 6304RDS, the second layer of retention is provided via the rotating hood. For more information on a Safariland Black Multicam, holsters hop on over to www.safariland.com for ordering information and pricing.
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Safariland Black Multicam Holsters Back By Popular DemandThe Firearm Blog is written by Luke C. for www.thefirearmblog.com
