Crossbreed adds holster options for Taurus 856 Revolver
Crossbreed offers new holsters for the Taurus 856 such as the SnapSlide, pictured above. (Photo: Crossbreed Holsters)
Crossbreed Holsters broadens its holster inventory, launching new inside the waistband and outside the waistband options for the new Taurus 856 revolver.
Included in the new model options are the Freedom-Carry and SnapSlide holsters. The Freedom Carry offers an IWB option capable of being worn in a variety of configurations to include appendix, cross-draw and strong-side.
Featuring a straight-draw design, the holster comes with an adjustable cant clip to allow for different orientations depending on carrier preference. The Freedom Carry comes in the user’s choice of hand dyed black cowhide, premium tan cowhide or natural tan horsehide.
The Freedom Carry is another option developed for the 856. (Photo: Crossbreed Holsters)
The SnapSlide holster delivers an OWB flavor that can be concealed under looser shirts. Created tow work with 1.5-inch or 1.25-inch belts, the holster features a slide-style that rests flat behind the hip on the user’s strong side. The SnapSlide also comes in a few styles to include black cowhide, tan premium hard-rolled cowhide and natural tan horsehide.
“Expanding CrossBreed’s popular Freedom-Carry and SnapSlide holster offerings, these line additions offer ergonomic and discrete carry solutions for the new Taurus snub-nose defensive handgun,” Crossbreed Holsters commented in a press release.
The Freedom-Carry starts at $69.50 while the SnapSlide is available starting at $54.95.
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