True North Concepts - The Racker: One-handed Pistol Manipulation Tool

Name: True North Concepts - The Racker: One-handed Pistol Manipulation Tool
Brand: Endeavour Tactical

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“The Racker” is designed to avoid the extreme damage done to holsters during one-handed pistol manipulation drills. The commonly trained technique of catching the rear sight of a pistol on the curved top edge of a holster is both precarious and often damaging to the holster. Alternatively, some shooters choose to rack their pistol’s slide off of their belt buckle, which can damage the firearm’s rear sight or the lens of mini red dot sights. The True North Concepts Racker provides a level and robust edge that captures the rear sight and facilitates racking/charging the firearm, with one hand. T

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True North Concepts - The Racker: One-handed Pistol Manipulation Tool

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