DeSantis Unveils Holsters for Taurus G3c
(Photo: DeSantis)
Holster maker DeSantis accommodates new Taurus G3c owners, introducing 15 holsters ready to accept the new concealed carry pistol.
The G3c models use American-Premium hides and “the toughest synthetics available.” The holsters are available in left and right-handed models with styles ranging from leather to Kydex to nylon and suede. DeSantis says its holsters are built for all types of body shapes and sizes.
“Throughout the design and manufacturing process we place continual focus on our customers comfort and usage requirements,” Danny DeSantis, said in a press release. “These holsters are used on a daily basis so proper fit is essential. We make sure our holsters are built to fit a wide range of body shapes and sizes so that each customer can find something that works best for them.”
Holster models ready to pair with the G3c include the Mini Scabbard, Thumb Break Mini Slide, Mini Slide, Slim-Tuk, DS Paddle, Cozy Partner, Variable, Sof-Tuck, Sof-Tuck 2.0, The Pro Stealth, Apache Ankle Rig, Tuck-This II, The Nemesis, Super Fly, and Pocket-Tuk.
The holsters come roughly a month after Taurus announced the G3c concealed carry pistol. Priced around $305, the G3c features a 3.2-inch barrel and a 6.4-inch overall length.
Guns.com’s own Chris Eger took a look at the new Taurus G3c. Check out his initial thoughts.
The $300 Taurus G3c is positioned to give more expensive micro-compact 9mm pistols a run for their money. (Photo: Chris Eger/Guns.com)
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