First Look: Elite Survival Systems Warden Chest Holster

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posted on December 3, 2021
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Elite Survival Systems has debuted their Warden Chest Holster, ideal for hunters looking for an extra measure of protection in the backcountry. Available in three full adjustable sizes, to fit a handgun with or without a light, the Warden allows the carry of a firearm close at hand, for stability and piece of mind. Size 1 fits Fits compact 380 and 9mm pistols such as the Glock 43 and similar firearms. Size 2: Fits medium frame compact firearms such as the Glock 19/23 or Walther PPS, as well as full-size pistols such as the Glock 17, Springfield XD 5-inch, or FN P9. Finally, Size three fits medium-frame and large-frame revolvers. For more information, visit elitesurvival.comMSRP: $64.95

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