Our Right Hand Outside Waistband Duty & Competition style holster for the Taurus TX 22 Competition pistol is vacuum formed with a precision machined mold designed from a CAD model of the actual firearm with .093" thick thermoplastic.
The sight profile of this holster is cut to clear Red Dot Sights mounted on one of the optic plates included with the pistol. Any optic that extends past the front of the plate will NOT fit correctly.
Product Details:
Our holsters are vacuum-formed with a precision machined mold designed from a CAD model of the actual firearm.
Each holster is formed, trimmed, and folded in-house. Final fit and function tests are done with the actual pistol to ensure the holster fits the gun and has the correct amount of retention.
The holster's retention is easily adjusted so that the fit can be set to your personal preference.
Features:
This holster comes fully assembled with the Blade-Tech Duty Drop and Offset Holster Attachment and a Black Thigh Strap.
This holster will fit the compensator included with the TX 22 and other compensators as long as they are not wider or taller than the slide.
The holster will allow full function of the thumb safety.
Available exclusively in Right-Hand configuration and Black material.
In-stock items ship the next business day.
Proudly made in the USA.
See our Blog article about choosing the right holster and attachments here:
Be Ready When the Competition Starts
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*We strongly suggest you apply a removable thread locker to each screw of your holster after you receive it to prevent lost screws while the holster is in use.
PLEASE NOTE:
Due to the location of the sight on the pistol, the design of the holster requires a deliberate draw straight out from the opening of the holster. An excessive outward draw stroke will drive the holster into the material and "lock" the gun up in the holster. Deliberate and visual holstering is also required.
We will not allow returns for an incorrect draw or holstering technique.
