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Bianchi Offers Concealed Holster Fits for the Smith & Wesson M&P SHIELD

June 17, 2013
byLaw Officer
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ONTARIO, California – Bianchi announced today that it has added fits for the S&W M&P SHIELD in two of its popular concealment models offering both outside-the-waistband and inside-the-waistband options for this popular handgun. The Model 75 Venom leather belt slide model features a contour-molded front and flat back for a slim profile on the belt.  The Allusion Series Model 135 Suppression is a tuckable IWB holster offering excellent comfort and concealability. 

Both models are made of premium, full-grain vegetable-tanned leather, with precise molding for fit and function. The Model 75 Venom features an open muzzle design and the rear belt slot pulls the holster close to the body for close-to-the-torso concealability. The Model 135 Suppression Allusion Series holster features a leather exterior which is wrapped and laminated around a thermal-molded synthetic core. This provides for an extremely smooth draw, superb fit and long-lasting wear. This patent-pending design features unique C-clips that curve around the belt minimizing their visibility on the front of the belt when worn with a tucked-in shirt. Comfort is enhanced with a body-facing holster liner composed of soft foam covered with an anti-microbial mesh coating to reduce bacteria growth and odor. Both models are available now and offered in a plain finish, black and tan.

Model               Description                                          Belt Width                    MSRP

75                    Venom™ Belt Slide Holster                1.75”                            $62.00

135                  Allusion™ Suppression™                   1.5”                              $74.00

About Bianchi
Bianchi has been a leading producer of holsters and accessories for the concealment, sporting, law enforcement and military markets worldwide for more than 50 years.  From premier leather products including Bianchi Cowboy, to the ruggedly durable AccuMold and PatrolTek lines, Bianchi products are known for their time-proven designs, quality and longevity. Bianchi is a part of The Safariland Group family of brands. For more information, visit www.bianchi-intl.com.

About The Safariland Group
The Safariland Group is a premier global provider of trusted, innovative, high-quality law enforcement and security products for the public safety, military and outdoor recreation/personal protection markets. Offering many of the world’s most recognizable names in these markets, principal brands include Safariland, ABA, Second Chance, Bianchi, Break Free and Mustang Survival. Forensics brands include Identicator and NIK. The Safariland Group’s mission, Together, We Save Lives, is inherent in the  lifesaving products it delivers. The Safariland Group has its headquarters in Jacksonville, FL.

The Safariland Group is a trade name of Safariland, LLC.

For further information, please contact:
Chastine Gabiola
Communications Specialist
The Safariland Group
Tel 1+909-923-7300 x31302
[email protected]


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