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Cole-tac VW205 Varmint Wrangler Pistol Holder Chest Multi-Cam Black Left Hand
$85.50
The Cole-TAC VW205 Varmint Wrangler is a chest-mounted pistol holster built for hunters, varmint hunters, and field shooters who need their handgun accessible without a belt. Configured for left-hand draw, this holster keeps your sidearm secure and ready across rough terrain, thick brush, or long days glassing for predators. The Multi-Cam Black pattern blends into varied environments while maintaining a clean, professional look in the field or at the range.
Designed as a chest carry solution, the VW205 brings your pistol into a natural carry position where you can access it quickly whether you're actively hunting, sitting a stand, or working from a vehicle. This kind of rig appeals to serious hunters who run a handgun as a backup or primary tool and want it indexed consistently on their body rather than cinched to a belt that might shift or snag in brush.
Cole-TAC builds gear for the working outdoorsman—people who demand durability and practical design over mall-ninja flash. The VW205 reflects that philosophy: straightforward, functional, and sized to work with your actual hunting kit and clothing layers.
Key Features
- Left-hand draw configuration for southpaw shooters
- Chest-mounted platform for secure, accessible carry
- Multi-Cam Black finish for field versatility
- Designed for active hunting and field use
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this holster set up for left-hand or right-hand draw?
The VW205 Varmint Wrangler is configured for left-hand draw, making it ideal for left-handed shooters who need a chest-mounted option.
What firearms does the VW205 fit?
Specific firearm compatibility details aren't listed in the available product information. Contact Bosque Outdoors or Cole-TAC directly to confirm fit with your pistol.
How does chest carry compare to belt carry for hunting?
Chest holsters keep your handgun indexed high and centered on your body, making it accessible while sitting in a stand, glassing, or moving through brush without depending on a belt. It's a popular setup for hunters who run a pistol as a backup or primary sidearm and want consistency across different clothing and activity levels.
