RagnarokSD enters the T. Rex Arms lineup with an OWB suppressor ready design
T. Rex Arms offers shooters a new outside-the-waistband holster design created to accommodate suppressor equipped pistols.
The RagnarokSD boasts a Kydex construction, formed from heavy-duty .125-inch Kydex supported by structural ribs allowing for a more positive grip on the Surefire X300 weapon light series. Able to support a variety of suppressors, the suppressor in RagnarokSD is held by vented Kydex wings. The wings are able to be modified to permit users to slap a variety of suppressor diameters onto their pistol.
Using a fully adjustable design, the RagnarokSD uses passive-retention to securely grip the gun; though, the holster does require the use of an X300U or X300V weapon light. The RagnarokSD features T. Rex Arms mounting system on the rear of the holster granting compatibility with Safariland, Bladetech, Blackhawk, G-Code, S&S Precision and other accessories.
The RagnarokSD allows users to carry their pistol with an equipped suppresssor. (Photo: T. Rex Arms)
“T.Rex Arms has just released the RagnarokSD, a new OWB holster for the easy carry and rapid deployment of suppressed handguns,” the company said in a press release published on Soldier Systems. “The SD supports a wide variety of weapons and suppressors, and its unique shape allows a user to draw and fire the weapon in the same short vertical motion common to standard OWB holsters.”
The modular holster is available for all Glocks and various Sig, Smith & Wesson M&P, Heckler & Koch, CZ, FN, and Springfield XD suppressor modeled pistols. The RagnarokSD comes in a range of colors to include Black, Ranger Green, Wolverine Brown, Multicam Original and Multicam Black with prices starting at $75.
The RagnarokSD holster comes in a variety of colors. (Photo: T. Rex Arms)
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