DeSantis Hidden Truth Holster now available for Glock 43
The Hidden Truth Holster features an integral mag pouch. (Photo: DeSantis)
Holster maker DeSantis Gunhide adds a new fit for its Hidden Truth Holster, introducing a model built specifically for the Glock 43.
A popular carry gun, the Glock 43 Hidden Truth Holster is an appendix inside-the-waistband concealed carry style rig that features an integral mag pouch. The mag pouch allows users to carry an extra mag while granting quick access to the extra rounds. Constructed using Kydex, the Hidden Truth Holster is adjustable for both height and cant according to DeSantis.
Mounting to the belt line with tuck-able C-Clips, the Hidden Truth Holster isn’t limited to just tuck-able clips. The company says the rig can also be purchased with optional J-Clips to suit consumers’ needs. Available in either right handed or left handed configuration, the Hidden Truth G43 model joins the lineup already boasting fits for the Glock 19, 19 Gen 5, 23 and 32.
The Hidden Truth Holster features an all black style and is available now through DeSantis. The holster retails for just under $60.
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