Viridian Compatible KingTuk Holster

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posted on August 20, 2012
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8/20/2012

Viridian has partnered with Galco Gunleather to introduce a KingTuk IWB holster that is compatible with all Viridian C Series of lasers, including its ECR technology, which provides automatic activation of Viridian lasers.

The KingTuk is an IWB holster with adjustable metal belt clips that allow the user to set the carry height and angle to suit his or her needs. The KingTuk is also completely tuckable, allowing for deep concealment of a variety of handguns.

Current models are available for Glock pistols, with models coming for Smith & Wesson M&Ps and Springfield XDs.

Contact: Viridian; www.viridiangreenlaser.com.

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