Product Preview: High Noon Holster's Mister Softy

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posted on January 4, 2019
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An economical, lightweight and low-profile IWB holster made from premium-grade cowhide, the Mister Softy ($30) from High Noon Holsters provides comfortable deep concealment whether worn in front of or behind the hip. A low-riding, zero-cant design, the holster retains the firearm via an adjustable tension screw, and features a steel clip that can accommodate belts up to 1½” in width. Offered in both right- and left-handed versions, High Noon’s 30 different variants of the Mister Softy can fit more than 500 of the most popular handgun models. For more information, please visit highnoonholsters.com.

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