HolyRoller
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THIS HAS BEEN TRADED.
Up for trade is a never used BLACKHAWK! Special Operations holster. All I ever did was take it out of the package, fit it to my full-size 1911, and it's sat in a drawer ever since.
This is a nylon, drop-leg, holster. Adjustable thumb break. Also has a buckled overflap that can be kept in the up position with velcro.
I guess it's been discontinued, since it's only available in left-handed on BLACKHAWK!'s site.
This particular one is Coyote tan, RIGHT handed. I still have the plastic insert used to adjust the thumb-break. Like I said, I've never even used this thing. Like new, no package.
It sits comfortable, and the leg-strap makes it plenty stable. It's currently fit to my 1911, but will take minimal effort to fit it to any large frame auto.
http://www.blackhawk.com/product/Special-Operations-Holster,792,34.htm
I'll provide pics on request.
Open to offers. Not looking for anything in particular. Just have no use for this. Bound to be someone here who could find something to do with it.
Up for trade is a never used BLACKHAWK! Special Operations holster. All I ever did was take it out of the package, fit it to my full-size 1911, and it's sat in a drawer ever since.
This is a nylon, drop-leg, holster. Adjustable thumb break. Also has a buckled overflap that can be kept in the up position with velcro.
I guess it's been discontinued, since it's only available in left-handed on BLACKHAWK!'s site.
This particular one is Coyote tan, RIGHT handed. I still have the plastic insert used to adjust the thumb-break. Like I said, I've never even used this thing. Like new, no package.
It sits comfortable, and the leg-strap makes it plenty stable. It's currently fit to my 1911, but will take minimal effort to fit it to any large frame auto.
http://www.blackhawk.com/product/Special-Operations-Holster,792,34.htm
I'll provide pics on request.
Open to offers. Not looking for anything in particular. Just have no use for this. Bound to be someone here who could find something to do with it.
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