Leather OWB Holster for Glock 43 43X 42 - Full Grain Leather Pancake Holster - Thumb Break Design for Glock 42, Glock 43, Glock 43X, LC9s

Elevate your carry with our Leather OWB Holster, a meticulously crafted right-handed Outside Waistband (OWB) holster designed for Glock 42, Glock 43, and Glock 43X, along with other popular models like the LC9s. This full-grain leather pancake holster combines durability, style, and functionality, making it an ideal choice for your concealed carry needs.

PREMIUM FULL GRAIN LEATHER CONSTRUCTION: Made from high-quality full-grain leather, this leather holster for Glock 43 offers exceptional durability and a refined appearance. The leather molds to your firearm over time, ensuring a custom fit and long-lasting performance.

RIGHT-HANDED OWB DESIGN: Specifically crafted for right-handed users, this OWB holster provides a comfortable and accessible carry option. As a versatile OWB leather holster for Glock 43, it ensures easy access while maintaining stability and concealment.

VERSATILE FIT: Designed to accommodate Glock 42, Glock 43, and Glock 43X, and compatible withLC9s. This pancake holster is reliable for G42 and G43, ensuring a secure fit for a variety of compact firearms.

THUMB BREAK SAFETY: Features a thumb break strap for enhanced security. The thumb break keeps your firearm securely in place while allowing for a smooth and rapid draw, making it perfect for both daily carry and tactical situations.

BELT COMPATIBLE: Fits standard belts up to 1.5" wide, ensuring a secure and stable fit throughout your daily activities.

HANDMADE CRAFTSMANSHIP: Each holster is meticulously handcrafted, ensuring superior quality and precision.

Open muzzle
Thumb Break
Right hand

LEATHER HOLSTER BREAK-IN

One of the side effects of wet molding is a consolidation of the leather fibers, which “shrinks” the holster. If the fit is too tight the first time when holstering your firearm, don’t force it. If you do force the firearm into the holster, it may be very difficult to remove. Instead, follow these simple steps to break in your new holster using a process called blocking:

1- Please the unloaded firearm in a plastic freezer bag, or cover it in 2-3 layers of plastic kitchen wrap. Do not cover the grip.
2- Insert the bagged/wrapped firearm slowly into the holster, gently twisting it side-to-side to minimize tearing of the bag/wrap.
3- Once the firearm is completely seated in the holster, twist it about 1/16” in both directions 6-12 times
4- Allow the bagged/wrapped firearm to sit in the holster overnight or about 8-10hrs.
5- Remove the firearm from the holster and remove the bag/wrap from the firearm.
6- Insert the unloaded firearm into the holster, which should now be snug but not loose. If it is still too tight, repeat the above steps until the holster is broken in to your satisfaction.