Jenks, OK based Tulster recently added the Walther PPS M2 to their Profile IWB Holster lineup. They tell us the profile holster was designed to be an “ultra-concealable, minimalistic appendix carry holster without the drawbacks.” We're not sure exactly what drawbacks they mean specifically, but here's the rundown.
Distinct features such as the matt [sic] edge finish and minimal material used facilitate in a comfortable fit providing maximum concealment for concealed carry.
Each AIWB Profile holster is formed to the Walther for a snug fit with low drag. The adjustable retention along with the inherent positive retention “SNAP” ensures the firearm is secure when holstered.
Removal of extra material between the muzzle and retention screw adds to a layer of comfort without digging into the body or thigh. The trigger guard is intentionally undercut to promote a higher grip on the Walther and allow for a magazine release while the firearm is fully holstered.
From the injection molded belt clip to the soft loop option, the cant settings are easily adjustable from 0-15 degrees to allow for a perfect grip on the Walther PPS M2.
This Profile holster can be ordered in many different colors and patterns for either Right or Left handed shooters.
Holster Features:
• Undercut trigger guard.
• Works with Quick Clip or Softloop Kit.
• Adjustable retention.
• Adjust cant from 0-15 degrees.
• Full sweat shield.
• Rounded and matte edges.
• Minimal material.
About Tulster in their own words.
Located in Jenks, Oklahoma, Tulster is all about development and manufacturing of EDC (Every Day Carry) gear. From a hobby to full time, owners, Justin Courtney and Richard Hobbs strive to dream big and innovate new products to better the conceal carry market and end-user. Embracing change and always allowing for mistakes while creating a fun working environment is what Tulster is all about.
You can find them online right here.
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