92 IWB Holsters - JM Custom Kydex

92 IWB Holsters available are: 

• Wing Claw 2.5 M9A1/A3 with Monoblock
• Wing Claw 2.5 Compact/Centurion w/Monoblock 
• Wing Claw 2.5 Light bearing for the Streamlight TRL7
• Wing Claw 2.5 M9A1/M9A3 Pull The Dot 

Please note, Holsters are for right-handed draw ONLY

WING CLAW 2.5 Holsters: 

The JM Custom Kydex Wing Claw 2.5 is an Appendix carry holster for those who want to minimize belt line signature and utilize our Pull-the-Dot loops. It has an adjustable Mod Wing to rotate the grip into the body and has 2 sets of ride height holes so the end user can change the cant and ride height to their liking. The Pull-the-Dot Loops are spread wide to distribute the weight of full-size pistols and are attached in a way that minimizes belt line signature. It can be had with our Neoprene Wedge (great for full-size pistols) or our new Neoprene Pad (great for smaller pistols or anyone needing a little less muzzle tilt). All holsters and mag pouches from LTT are black.

Discreet Carry Clips (DCC Clips) - the new sleek, carry clips for the Wing Claw Holsters and mag pouches. See images for pictures.

AIWB Holsters:

The JM Custom Kydex AIWB holster is designed to tuck the grip of the pistol into the body, yet still be comfortable to wear all day long. It comes with a retention screw so you can tighten or loosen retention as you like and it also has two sets of ride height holes in the holster body for ride height and cant adjustments. This holster has the split loop with the neoprene pad included.

Monoblock: The Monoblock is a Discreet Carry Concepts (DCC) Clip that holds on the belt better than anything in it's class. It's like the steel clip design, but it will also work without belt for the folks who choose to do that. The monoblock is thin steel. 

DISCLAIMER: All holsters are produced by third party suppliers and LTT can neither troubleshoot nor warranty these products. No liability is expressed or implied for ANY damage or injury which may result from improper use of this product. Always visually inspect your holster prior to reinserting your pistol. We strongly recommend that anyone using a holster seek professional training for safe firearm handling to include how to safely draw & reholster a loaded firearm.