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With the increasing popularity and availability of optic-ready concealed carry options, many companies have started to work to accommodate the new style of carrying. 1791 Gunleather has announced that they will be introducing a new lineup of Optic Ready Holster options that will cover a good majority of their current lineup. The new Optic Ready Holster options will still carry the same comfort and quality that you’ve come to expect from 1791 Gunleather and will also still be made from 100% American certified steerhide leather.
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New Optic Ready Holster Options from 1791 Gunleather
The new Optic Ready Holster lineup comes as a response from customers in 2020 demanding these carry solutions for their red dot optic equipped pistols. Perhaps many were bitten by the bug with the introduction of 1791’s first optic ready holster option, the 2.4S Paddle Holster, which was intended for full-size pistols.
1791 Gunleather has developed their lineup to now accept a wide variety of optics-equipped pistols. Their standard Belt Holster (BH), Ultra Custom (UCBH), and Paddle (PDH) holsters are all now ready to accept your carry piece in a high-quality steerhide leather piece that will last a lifetime. I am particularly interested in their optic-ready option for their Ultra Custom holster.
For those of you who don’t know, 1791’s Ultra Custom is a simple DIY solution for finding a suitable holster for nearly any pistol out there. Simply unpack the kit, heat up the holster blank, and then form it using your pistol and the provided tools. For more information on 1791 Gunleather’s new lineup of Optic Ready (OR) holsters, you can visit www.1791gunleather.com.
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