Crossbreed Holsters delivers new fits for Springfield XDE in .45 ACP
The XDE in .45 ACP is the latest gun to get some holster love from Crossbreed Holsters. (Graphic: Jacki Billings)
Crossbreed Holsters announced the Springfield XDE in .45 ACP has officially made its way into the company’s holster models, allowing customers more options for carry.
Hand-crafted to perfectly mold to the Springfield XDE, Crossbreed delivers the fit to its lineup of “ever-expanding” holster products. The company says it uses only the best materials when crafting holsters to ensure both safe, secure and comfortable carry. The holsters boast a premium leather backing paired with a custom molded Kydex shell for retention and efficiency.
Crossbreed says whether Springfield XDE owners are toting their .45 inside-the-waistband or outside, the company’s holster provide “an ideal mate” for the new Springfield pistol.
Springfield Armory dropped the .45 version onto the XDE lineup in November. The XDE boasts a single stack, hammer fired design paired with a “low effort slide” the gun maker says is easier to rack.
“Our customers told us they’d like the fight-stopping power of a .45 ACP, with the easy racking ability of our XD-E Series,” said Springfield Armory CEO Dennis Reese in a press release. “The new XD-E .45 gives them exactly what they asked for: a no-compromise pistol that offers multiple safety modes for peace of mind no matter how you choose to carry.”
So far, Crossbreed Holsters has launched the XDE on several of its popular holster series to include the SuperTuck IWB, Purse Defender, Modular Belly Band, DropSide OWB and its Founder’s Series.
Available now, prices for the XDE .45 ACP holsters start at $34, topping out at $89.
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