A special Cross Draw Holster for the hunter who needs to make a catch shot. Ideal cross draw angle, closed muzzle to protect the revolver against dirt. Convenient snap closure with high-quality steel buttons for fastening to the belt and easy removal of the holster without having to take off the belt. Fits belts up to 45 mm (1.77 inch) wide.
Made of buffalo leather (with pull-up effect in brown). Each holster is moulded to fit the specific weapon using weapon replicas.
Only snap fasteners from the manufacturer YKK are used for the AKAH holsters. These are of higher quality and more durable than other snaps and do not bend even after many years of use.
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- carrying method: OWB*
- draw angle: Cross Draw*
- available for right-handers only
- Colour: brown or black
- Material: vegetable tanned buffalo leather
- YKK press stud
- Made in Germany
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*OWB Holster - outside the waistband (holsters worn on the outside of the waistband).
*Cross Draw - The selection criterion on the left refers to left-handed shooters and on the right to right-handed shooters. For right-handed shooters, the holster is thus mounted on the left side of the body. For left-handed shooters, the holster is worn on the right side of the body, as with cross draw holsters the weapon is always drawn crosswise.
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At AKAH, only vegetable-tanned leather from the cores of selected animals is processed. Since 1853 - that is for more than 150 years - the AKAH company has specialised in the production of high-quality leather goods for hunters, shooters and dogs. As early as the AKAH catalogue of 1909-1910, there were 48 hunting bags and 66 different hunting rucksacks made by the company alone. Even today, AKAH still manufactures some of these models unchanged in form and quality, because they are still unsurpassed in form and function.
AKAH processes only selected leather of wild animals or grazing livestock, which grew up under decent conditions. The natural grain of the skin with its scrapes and scars are not covered by any artificial colours. The life of each animal is still "readable" in its leather.
