Bravo Concealment Unleashes BCA 3.0 OWB Gun Holster (VIDEO)
The BCA 3.0 OWB Holster improves on the original BCA OWB design. (Photo: Bravo Concealment)
Bravo Concealment stealthily released a new outside-the-waistband holster, known simply as the BCA 3.0 OWB holster.
Available only for Glock pistols at the moment, the BCA 3.0 OWB Holster features similar attributes to the company’s BCA model but kicks the design up a notch with retention settings. The BCA 3.0 grants users the ability to now customize their retention settings to their preferred fit. Bravo Concealment said concealers can now opt for either a medium light retention all the way to a heavy retention.
In addition to adjustable retention settings, the company has also reduced the overall footprint of the design eliminating material to make the new holster both smaller and lighter than its predecessor. Rounding out the new features is a diversified polymer plastic construction allowing for rigidity and impact strength.
The holster is currently only compatible with Glock pistols. (Photo: Bravo Concealment)
“All this makes the new BCA 3.0 Gun Holster just as good as itʼs predecessor while inheriting a little flair to it,” Bravo Concealment said in a news release.
The BCA 3.0 OWB Gun Holster comes standard with threaded barrel clearance, tall sights clearance up to .355-inches, RMR cut-out and 1.50-inch belt loops. Shipping in a standard black color, it’s worth noting the holster is not compatible with Polymer 80 frames, Lone Wolf Frames or compensators.
The new BCA 3.0 OWB Holster is shipping now with a MSRP of $49.29.
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