About this holster
Bianchi Model 82 CarryLok Hip Holster Colt Government Right Hand Plain Tan is a owb holster.
Before you order, match the pistol model and generation exactly, and check light and optic compatibility; a holster that is close is not a holster that fits.
Manufacturer details
The CarryLok offers the speed of an open top concealment holster with the security of Auto Retention? for automatic securing of the weapon. Auto Retention offers improved handgun retention with no compromise in a natural fluid drawing motion. The secret is the FingerLok? retention mechanism that secures the pistol by the trigger guard when inserted in the holster. To draw the middle finger sweeps the release lever allowing the pistol to be drawn in a straight out and upward movement. Made with premium grade full grain cowhide this holster features dual belt slots to pull the gun close to the body for concealability. The open muzzle design features a 15� forward carry angle and it fits belts up to 1.75 in. (45 mm) in width.FEATURES:
Features
- PATENTED
- Dual belt slots pull gun close to body for concealability
- FingerLok? release lever provides speed and security for quick middle finger release of firearm
- 16� forward carry angle
- Open muzzle
- Stay open design for efficient one-handed holstering
- FingerLok? retention device secures handgun
Specifications
- Brand: Bianchi
- Carry Style: OWB
- Manufacturer Part #: 22142
- UPC: 013527221451
Buying from WBT Guns
- Delivery: Ships to your door anywhere in the United States, or pick it up free at our La Mesa store.
- Payment: Pay in full or finance with Credova.
- Questions: Fitment or compatibility questions? Call (619) 667-9453 or email sales@wbtguns.com. FAQ
WBT Guns is family-owned in La Mesa, California, and has served shooters since 2012.
A note on accuracy. Specifications, fitment and images come from the manufacturer and can contain errors or change without notice. If a detail matters to your purchase, call us and we will confirm it before you order. Any compliance notes are general information, not legal advice; California and local laws change, and the rules that apply depend on the firearm the part goes on.
