Holster tailor-made for the HDR50, broadened down by the barrel to accomodate for the compensator, however, this holster will not accomodate underbarrel-fitted accessories nor sights mounted on the Picatinny rail ontop of the barrel.

This is an inside / outside holster type, meaning it will accomodate for both belt-clip IWB and belt-loop OWB carry. It is manufactured from 600D grade ballistic nylon, which itself is double layer w/ a thick, rigid feeling to it. The belt clip otherwise is manufactured from plastic and won't break easily - the plastic is rather dense, as well as flexible. The density in particular, is 2mm, whereas steel clips usually are thinner than a milimeter, so the plastic clip has the material cross-section to make up for its material inferiority. On theplus side - plastic ages better than painted / plated metals, doesn't show wear on its exterior and likewise, will never degrade from atmospheric exposure. They are comparably cheaper to replace as well. In this case, the clip is hooked/seated into the branded rubber sleeve that is stitched to the right face of the holster (as illustrated).

The backstrap of holster is nylon webbing, specifically 1' in width and has a plastic triple bar retainer to allow for adjustment to the HDR50 holstered. Once you've adjusted the tightness level, feel free to loop the excess webbing back through the triple bar retainer, to lock the tightness setting in. The backstrap btw, uses stud-couple retention, to affix the flexible / right handed piece of webbing w/ the male stud, to attach to the rigid, inside webbing strip w/ the female stud. This webbing strip is rigid and maintains an erected position.

The left face of the holster has a 50mm strip of webbing attached / sewn at two points, which should allow for just about any belt width to throng through and thereby, keep the holster affixed to the belt. Thanks to the fly weight of the HDR50 (720 grams), carrying the HDR50 in the above-mentioned method OWB, shouldn't really cause the gun to sway around much when, for example, running with the gun holstered OWB on the belt.

Otherwise, the muzzle-end of the holster is designed open for ventilation, to prohibit / combat the formation of condensation on the pistol that might affect handling-traction on the revolver or otherwisde allow for that same condensation to form inside of the gun.