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Why customers choose this item
✓Ambidextrous holster design
✓Fits Sig P365 with safety
✓Includes IWB and OWB loops
✓Close to body carry profile
✓Black kydex holster build
✓Dual carry holster design
Product highlights
Ambidextrous holster designed for concealed carry close to body positioning
Fits Sig Sauer P365 with manual safety pistol models
Constructed from Kydex material with both IWB and OWB belt loop support
Designed for comfortable wear during extended concealed carry use
Includes dual belt loop configuration for inside or outside waistband carry
Hand finished construction tailored for consistent fit and user preference
Product description
The L.A.G. Tactical, Inc., Liberator MK II, Holster, Ambidextrous, Fits Sig P365 w/ Safety, Kydex, Black Finish is a holster designed for concealed and open carry of a compatible handgun across multiple carry positions. This holster is built for the Sig P365 with manual safety and supports ambidextrous use with inside and outside waistband configurations.
The L.A.G. Tactical Liberator MK II holster uses Kydex construction with a black finish and ambidextrous orientation. It includes IWB and OWB belt loop options for mounting flexibility and is designed to keep the firearm close to the body. The slim profile supports consistent carry positioning for daily use. This holster uses molded construction for defined retention and fit. In standard configurations, the design allows transitions between carry styles while maintaining stable alignment on a belt system.
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