Glock 43 and 43X, Professional Leather Holster, Sweat Shield, Forward Cant

Holster is hand made from 8/9 oz veg-tanned leather, wet formed, to assure a perfect fit, specifically for the Glock 43. This custom holster features an integrated sweat shield. Holster is dyed black, and sealed with two coats of leather conditioner and acrylic sealant, this helps preserve the shape of the holster and protection against moisture. We use 346 mil-spec polyester thread that’s virtually unbreakable.

Features:

• Wet molded specifically for the Glock 43 and Glock 43X for a perfect fit.
• Designed, Fabricated and shipped from Columbus Ohio, USA.
• Sweat shield to protect firearm from moisture.
• Full coverage to protect barrel.
• 15 degree FBI forward cant for easy draw.
• “Combat Cut” for full and unobstructed access to guns grip, without the holster interfering.
• Built-in sight channel to prevent snagging when drawn.
• Belt slots are cut at 1 1/2 inches. Custom belt slots are available on request.
• Wet molded with slight curve to better fit around your waist and hips.

Important information:

1. Each holster is fabricated when ordered, and can take  8 to 10 BUSINESS days to ship after purchase.
2. Purchaser is solely responsible for determining the suitability of this holster for their intended use, as well as determining legality with their local  and state laws.
3. This is a new holster, specifically molded for the Glock 43 and Glock 43X.
4. Fit could initially be tight. Break-in might be required for optimum fit and retention. Instructions for easily and correctly breaking-in the holster are included.
5. As these are handmade holsters, there can be occasional cosmetic variations in color and stitching. There are occasionally small blemishes on the cowhide from insect bites, scars or brands.
6. Purchase is for holster ONLY.  Pictured gun(s) patches, backpack and other items are for illustrative purposes only, and are NOT included.
7. Makers marks and embossing on back of holster may change or be slightly different.

Last modified, January 19. 2022