HOLSTERS FOR SMITH AND WESSON
Smith and Wesson has long been a legacy brand and go-to in the firearms industry. So when Tulster began, it was a no brainer to support as many models as possible. The company is clearly here to stay as they innovate and improve models like the Bodyguard 2.0 and Shield X. However, their full-size lineups are tried and true. Many law enforcement agencies employ several variations of these models on duty. In this blog we break down the carry setup of the M&P9 with a Range+ holster.
THE M&P9 COMPACT CARRY COMP
Is one of Smith & Wesson's recent launches that has proved to be an excellent pickup for everyday or competition carry. It features a stainless steel ported slide and an additional "Power Port" to help you defeat recoil. The M&P9 also has a blacked-out serrated rear sight and night sight front sight, four interchangeable palmswell grip inserts, and ships with (two) 15-round magazines.
THE RANGE+ HOLSTER
The Range+ is an OWB paddle holster compatible with several leg rig setups, such as the G-Code RTI, Safariland QLS, Bladetech Tek-Lok, and others. The holster is optic-ready, accommodating the most common RDS, such as the RMR and SRO. This makes it suitable for USPSA matches and competition shooting. For many, The Range+ is an excellent option for easy outdoor carry or training days at the range. All Range+ holsters are fabricated with an open-ended muzzle to allow threaded barrels to pass through. The raised sight channel accommodates after-market or suppressor height sights. Whether you carry for a compettition, civilian open carry, or are an avid hunter, the Range+ may be your new favorite holster.