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Snapslide holster from CrossBreed Holsters, LLC

Guns Magazine, Jan, 2009

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The CrossBreed Snapslide is a blending of the traditional slide type holster and CrossBreed's hybrid concept of leather and kydex. With its flat back and well spaced belt loops, the SnapSlide pulls your gun in very close, offering maximum concealment, The tall and wide platform of the SnapSlide is also very stable and will not sag or droop as so many generic belt holsters tend to do. Your gun stays flush against you and out of the way, completely hidden under a loose garment until you need it. Contact: CrossBreed Holsters, LLC. 630 S, Conroy Ave., Republic. MO 65738. (888) 732-5011, Web site: www. crossbreed holsters.com. E-Mail: info@crossbreedholsters.com.

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