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The Dark Wing attaches to the holster, in the angle between dustcover and trigger guard, and when worn, is pressed inward by the belt. This rotates the grip inward and reduces printing for increased concealment. -
The Light Wing simply attaches to the holster, below the light near trigger guard, and when worn, is pressed inward by the belt. It is also ambidextrous and a single piece, no screws to loosen and parts to fall off. -
The Dark Wing attaches to the holster, in the angle between dustcover and trigger guard, and when worn, is pressed inward by the belt. This rotates the grip inward and reduces printing for increased concealment. This listing is for holster makers and dealers wanting to add the Dark Wing to their offerings. Additional quantity discounts available on request.
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The Light Wing simply attaches to the holster, below the light near trigger guard, and when worn, is pressed inward by the belt. It is also ambidextrous and a single piece, no screws to loosen and parts to fall off.
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Rigel is the brightest star in the constellation Orion and our WML IWB/AIWB holster, packaged together with the new Surefire XH35. -
The ModWing is a standalone piece of concealment-enhancing hardware. It allows a user’s belt to apply additional leverage by rotating the holster and the grip of the gun towards the user’s body, creating better concealment and less user “printing” of the firearm and holster. -
The RCS Vanguard claw is made to create leverage for the grip of a pistol and assists in keeping it close to the body, without disrupting the draw. The pre-drilled hole spacing is 1.5cm center-to-center. Raven Concealment designed the Vangard claw to avoid failure and mitigate stress fractures. -
Rigel is the brightest star in the constellation Orion and our WML IWB/AIWB holster. Shown with Koala magazine pouch (not included) -
Rigel is the brightest star in the constellation Orion and our WML IWB/AIWB holster. Shown with Koala magazine pouch (not included)
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