Belt Holster For STEYR M-A1 (Model No. 10)

Belt holster for STEYR M-A1 model No. 2 (closed with 2 ears), manufactured by the company Stitch Pro, Yekaterinburg, is designed for carrying and quickly removing STEYR M-A1 pistols.

This holster is made of imported genuine leather and sewn with high-quality threads with special impregnation, increased thickness of the German company Gutermann.,

In the production of the holster, double-sided molding is used, which is made on special equipment using a molding compound produced by the Italian company KENDA FARBEN to give the holster the appropriate shape and rigidity. This technology provides a perfect fit of the weapon with a holster, which ensures that the weapon is kept in the holster even without an additional strap.

Molding is performed according to a specific type of weapon, which guarantees high quality of the product.,

The holster is made in two main colors, black and brown (cognac colors) and is designed to be worn on the right side under the right arm. The location of the gun relative to the belt with a slight forward tilt of 10-15 degrees.

The design of the holster provides a tight hold of the pistol, but along with this, the holster is equipped with an additional safety strap, which is unfastened by moving down and to the left with the thumb of the right hand.,

The two ears through which the belt passes press the holster with the gun to the belt as much as possible, which makes the gun almost invisible even with light clothing. The width of the slots in the "ears" on the holster is designed by default for a belt with a width of 40 mm. But at the request of the buyer, it can be changed for a belt of a different width.

By special order of the buyer, it is possible to manufacture this holster for a left-handed person, that is, on the left side, under the left hand.

Since in the process of forming the holster, the skin "shrinks in size" a little, the initial placement and removal of weapons in the holster can be difficult., The holster must go through a period of "lapping" to your weapon, which consists in not repeatedly placing and removing the gun and can last one or two days. This inconvenience will be compensated in the future by the tight placement of the weapon in the holster throughout the entire service life.