Tenicor ABDO AIWB MAG POUCH
TENICOR
$49.00
(No reviews yet)
Write a Review
TENICOR
Tenicor ABDO AIWB MAG POUCH
ABDO AIWB MAG POUCH
ABDO | ’AB.DO: | V. | LATIN
1. TO HIDE, CONCEAL, DISGUISE
PURPOSEFUL DESIGN | Discreet and capable, the ABDO magazine pouch utilizes a T1 clip and a rotating slot in the pouch for ride height adjustment and cant rotation for the perfect tailored fit. The pouch is also ambidextrous to accommodate both right and left handed users.
SECURELY CONCEALED | Built from thick and durable thermoplastic, the design maximizes concealment by riding inside the pants, close to the body.
PRECISION FIT | Built from proprietary CAD designs and precision CNC machined tooling for a positive, Trucise™fit. Dual tension screws allow for subtle adjustments.
DETAILS
With its simple and low profile design, the ABDO magazine pouch is built for everyday carry. Utilizing the security of the T1 clip by Discreet Carry Concepts, the magazine sits close to the body and hidden from view. The ABDO is optimized for appendix carry, forward of the hip.
OPTIMIZED CONCEALMENT FOR CONTINUED WEAR | The design is minimal with no excess. The blocking for the clip serves as a body contour extending the length of the pouch and ensuring a stable position.
ROBUST DESIGN | The ABDO is made from a thick and durable thermoplastic for long life.
INTEGRATED PERFORMANCE | Using custom CAD designs and precision machined CNC tooling, the ABDO is designed for performance. The pouch is designed to sit on the support side with bullet tips pointing forward. The dual retention screws allow for custom tension adjustment. The ride height is adjustable with the slots in the T1 clips, and the carry angle is also adjustable with slots in the pouch body.
*Note: the belt loop is profiled to fit a wide variety of belts. It will fit securely on single thickness nylon and leather belts to most triple thickness nylon belts. However, there are some leather belts that may not fit due to the thickness of the belt. Please contact us if this is an issue for you.
