Guide Chest Holster: Built for the backcountry. Designed for comfort.
The Guide solves the age-old problem of bino harness holsters — keeping your sidearm exactly where you want it without being tethered to your harness. No more unclipping, re-rigging, or losing access to your firearm when you drop gear.
Built around a rugged Tegris upper
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i like the holster and the placement a lot i did have to do a little modification to make my firearm fit correctly but i have to do that with most of the holsters i buy to fir the modifications but other then that the one thing i would add and going to ad to mine is the ability to lengthen or make the belt loop strap adjustable and or have a strap being and hard strap or nylon with stud holes to make it so you can move the holster higher and also maybe make the top plate of the holster a little taller so that it allows the holster to be more configurated to the pitch of your draw style other then just straight out from your side
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Dondi · Yesterday
I've gone on one hike with it so far and it's the absolutely best front carry holster I've tried. I can actually run with this set up comfortably and without any bouncing.
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Eric · 3 days ago
Absolutely perfect. I have 2 similar holsters from other manufactures and have had minor issues with fitment, adjustability and failure with both. This new holster has great retention for my pistol and seems to be infinitely adjustable. Good heavy duty strapping and buckles that feel like a Grizzly couldn't tear it loose on its best day. I hope not to find out for sure but if I do then this needs to be framed for great premonitions.