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Safariland Model 6360RDS ALS/SLS Mid-Ride, Level III Retention Duty Holster for Springfield Echelon w/ Light Finish:STX Basket Weave designed specifically for women who

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Safariland Model 6360RDS ALS SLS Mid Ride, Level III Retention Duty Holster for Springfield Echelon w Light Finish:STX Basket Weave designed specifically for women who designed specifically for women who value both style and functionality the hand held many meanings in Victorian England It locks the weapon in all directions upon holstering simple straight up draw once release is deactivated SLS (Self Locking Systems) Rotating Hood For use with red dot optic equipped weapons SafariLaminate thermal molded construction protects handgun and sights Suede lined to protect handgun's finish The 6360RDS holster is specifically designed for firearms with red dot sights mounted to them

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