Kenai Chest Holster by Gunfighters inc

Outfitter Services March 1, 2023
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As an avid wilderness enthusiast, I simply love spending time in the great outdoors. During my recent hiking, hunting, and fishing trip in Alaska, I had the opportunity to test out the Kenai Chest Holster, and I must say, it’s the perfect way to carry a firearm in the backcountry.

Crafted from a blend of Kydex and Nylon, this holster is incredibly lightweight yet highly durable. I was extremely impressed by its excellent retention, which ensured that my Glock 20 10mm remained secure at all times, even when I was navigating steep slopes or crossing rivers.

The greatest advantage of the Kenai Chest Holster is its unique placement, which positions your firearm directly on your chest, making you a harder target while still maintaining your access to your weapon of choice. This positioning enables a rapid draw from any angle, even when wearing bulky winter gear or seated in a vehicle.

The weatherproof design of the Kenai Chest Holster is also a significant advantage, especially when you’re out in the unpredictable Alaskan wilderness. Even during an unexpected downpour, my firearm remained perfectly dry and secure.

It’s no surprise that Caleb Stillians, a professional guide in Alaska, highly recommends and personally uses the Kenai Chest Holster for his clients. If you’re planning a trip to bear country or any other outdoor adventure, I highly suggest getting your hands on the Kenai Chest Holster. It’s the ultimate solution for carrying your firearm safely and securely in the backcountry.

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