Ruger MAX9 Holster, OWB & IWB - Fobus

Description

Elevate your concealed carry experience with the Ruger MAX9 Holster by Fobus. Designed for both outside-the-waistband (OWB) and inside-the-waistband (IWB) carry, this holster provides unmatched versatility for right and left-handed users. Crafted from durable Boltaron material, it offers a lightweight yet robust solution for secure firearm storage. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or a first-time gun owner, this holster ensures quick access and reliable retention, making it a must-have accessory for your Ruger MAX9.

Ruger Max9 Holster – Features and Benefits:

Dual Carry Options: Switch between OWB and IWB carry for ultimate flexibility based on your needs.
Right/Left Hand Compatibility: Designed for ambidextrous use, accommodating all shooters.
Adjustable Retention: Customize the retention pressure with an adjustment screw for a personalized fit.
Comfortable Fit: Paddle or belt clip mount ensures a secure and comfortable carry experience.
Quick Draw Capability: Engineered for fast and decisive drawing, perfect for critical situations.
Durable Construction: Made from Boltaron, known for its resilience against wear and tear.
Customizable Cant: Adjust the cant angle to find the most comfortable carry position.
Lightweight Design: Weighs less than traditional holsters, reducing overall carry fatigue.

Specifications:

Material: Boltaron
Carry Style: OWB & IWB
Hand Orientation: Right/Left Hand
Retention Type: Passive with adjustment screw
Cant Adjustment: Yes
Mount Type: Paddle or belt clip
Weight: Lightweight design for easy carry
Compatibility: Specifically designed for Ruger MAX9

Upgrade your carry game with the Ruger MAX9 Holster by Fobus—where safety meets style.

How to use

Tighten your belt. Place the holster on your hip and make sure the paddle/belt clip, is pushed all the way down on your belt. Draw fast and decisive, in an upwards motion as if you were in a real critical situation. The holster offers an adjustment screw for a more accurate retention pressure and personal preference.