November 16, 2021

1791 Gunleather Introduces Mossy Oak Bottomland Holsters

Mossy Oak and expert leather craftsmen, 1791 Gunleather, are proud to introduce the first ever hand-crafted leather holster in the famous Mossy Oak Bottomland pattern.

Gunleather Bottomland holster

Whether hunting with your favorite handgun, spending time on the gun range, or simply using it for everyday carrying needs, the NEW Mossy Oak Bottomland line of hand-crafted multi-fit belt holsters from 1791 Gunleather allows you to show off your love of the outdoors and second amendment rights proudly. All while keeping your favorite handgun protected and secure.

The Mossy Oak line of 1791 Gunleather products features a design that will fit most of your favorite handguns. The holsters are available in sizes to fit compact semi-automatic handguns to the bigger full-sized handguns and even handguns with optics. With 1791 Gunleather's open-bottom design, these rugged holsters can accommodate handguns with threaded barrels as well. No matter what shape or size you choose to hunt with or carry, the 1791 Gunleather Bottomland holsters will perfectly mold to your favorite handgun, allowing a secure fit and design to withstand everyday wear and tear. The Mossy Oak edition holsters feature the iconic Bottomland pattern and are trimmed with brown and black leather.

1791 Gunleather was founded in 2015. Since then, they have been using 100% Certified American Heavy Native Steerhide to make some of the best leather holsters for your firearm. The Mossy Oak Edition of 1791 Gunleather holsters is backed by a lifetime warranty and 100% satisfaction guarantee, as with their entire product line.

"Mossy Oak is proud and extremely excited to partner with a company like 1791 Gunleather who share the pride and the love of the United States of America and our second amendment rights as hunters and gun owners alike," said Mossy Oak’s Chief Sales Officer Chris Paradise.

For more information on the Mossy Oak Bottomland holsters or any other 1791 Gunleather products, visit www.1791Gunleather.com.

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