Outer tactical holster OWB Byrna

The case is sculpted in a modern design and made to withstand even the harshest conditions and  compatible with all Byrne pistols

Outer kydex bushings OWB (Outside the Waistband) are designed to fit perfectly to the body with minimal dimensions and are thus ideal for concealed carry in everyday use, especially in civilian life. The weapon is held in the holster thanks to the self-locking function of the holster and therefore there is no need for additional locking mechanisms, at the same time it can be easily and quickly drawn. The holsters are designed for Wearing weapons outside the trousers on the belt in 9th or 3rd period. It is advisable to wear matching trousers with a tight belt on the sides to keep the holster firmly on the body. Larger guns in OWB holsters can form bulges under a small layer of clothing, especially in the summer. It is therefore necessary to choose a looser outer garment or combine with the use of an IWB.

External kydex sleeves are made in the Czech Republic and are designed to be worn in gun with collimator, high sights, extended barrel and compensator. The bushings are vacuum pressed on moulds of our own production, drilled and trimmed by CNC and then hand ground. OWB bushings have their typical geometric shapedeveloped by the company and are constructed with a slope weapons in a holster 5° forwardwhich, especially for larger weapons, ensures more comfortable carrying and drawing of the weapon and the weapon is better concealed due to the slope on the body (the handle forms smaller bulges under the clothing). If someone is used to drawing perpendicular, it's not a problem. Height attachment can be regulated by moving the mounting screws in the speedloops holes. For the bushings, the ¾ sewatguard (a full sweatguard may feel uncomfortable to some, a half or no sweatguard is impractical because it does not cover the weapon from the body sufficiently, especially in warm months, when drawing the weapon then the clothes creep into the holster, when inserting the weapon into the holster a low or no sweatguard does not guide the weapon and the creeping clothes in the holster when inserting the weapon interfere).

For OWB cases we use speedloops for tapes 40, 45 and 50 mm. Thanks to them, the holster can be put on the belt in a few moments without having to laboriously thread the belt through the trouser pockets. Simply loosen the belt, put on the holster and tighten the belt again. This makes belt loops a step backwards and pointless for everyday wear. For normal civilian use, 40 and 45 mm widths are best. SPEEDLOOPs are steel quick-release loops that are used for attaching the belt holster. Thanks to them, the case can be used within a few moments onto the belt without having to laboriously
...to thread into the pockets of your pants. Just loosen the belt directly on the body, put on the holster and tighten the belt again. The loops are a step away.
back, and they don't make sense for everyday wear. The holster using speedloops on the belt holds very well and firmly. For normal civilian use, the most suitable widths are 40 and 45 mm (such wide belts fit into the pouches of all common civilian and tactical trousers). The spacing of the holes is 10 mm, the thickness of the material is 3 mm.

Thanks to the system of using pads of different heights when mounting speedloops, which allow you to adjust the OWB case to your exact body shape and therefore it will not happen that the case will be sticking out, pushing, breaking on the tightened strap or otherwise interfering, as happens with the normal serial production of other brands. General We recommend using higher pads in the front of the holster for the sights and lower pads in the rear for the trigger, which will achieve a greater grip on the body.