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Bear Spray Holster
Mystery Ranch
Bear Spray Holster
$25.56
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　　Odds are, you are not the only predator out there, and if you run into one, every second counts. The newly redesigned Mystery Ranch Bear Spray Holster can be deployed while still attached to your hip, to minimize fumbling under pressure. This versatile accessory can also be mounted to a shoulder pad or carried in hand and is volumized to securely fit most counter-assault and UDAP canisters.

　　Bear spray not included.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Mystery Ranch
Material:
330D Lite plus CORDURA® fabric
Weight:
0.1 lb
Dimensions:
6 x 2.75 x 2.25 in. / 15 x 7 x 6 cm
Other Features:
  • Fits most counter-assault & UDAP canisters (everything except the 13.6 oz "fire extinguisher")
  • Durable elastic sides for secure fit of can
  • Elastic shock cord, quick draw access and adjustability
  • Adjustable security with cordlock
  • Attaches to PALS web or vertically to straps with velcro
  • Bear Spray can be shot while in the holster if attached on the hip
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