Cole-tac VWX107 Varmint Wrangler XL Pistol Holder Chest Multi-Cam Right Hand
Cole-TAC
The Cole-TAC VWX108 Varmint Wrangler XL is a left-hand chest holster built for shooters who need reliable, fast access to their pistol in the field. Whether you're working varmints, running a range course, or gearing up for practical shooting, this chest rig positions your firearm front-and-center where your support hand can deploy it quickly. The XL sizing accommodates larger-frame pistols, and the Multi-Cam finish blends seamlessly into varied terrain—from brush to rocky breaks—without screaming tactical.
Cole-TAC designs gear for people who actually use it. The Varmint Wrangler line has earned respect among varmint hunters and competitive shooters for straightforward, robust construction. This left-hand model is purpose-built for southpaws, eliminating the ergonomic compromise of forcing a right-handed rig to work backwards. Multi-Cam's proven durability across multiple environments means your holster stays functional whether you're hunting in high desert, timber, or open prairie.
If you spend time at the range, in the field, or both, and you shoot left-handed, a properly oriented chest holster cuts the fumble out of the draw. The Varmint Wrangler XL gives you that—no adapters, no workarounds, just geometry that works.
| Brand | Cole-TAC |
| Model | VWX108 Varmint Wrangler XL |
| Hand Orientation | Left Hand |
| Mount Type | Chest |
| Size | XL |
| Finish | Multi-Cam |
| Category | Pistol Holster |
Yes—the VWX108 is specifically configured for left-hand draw, making it ideal for left-handed pistol shooters who want proper ergonomics without modification or compromise.
The XL sizing accommodates full-size and larger-frame pistols. If you're unsure whether your specific firearm fits, contact us with your pistol model for confirmation.
The Varmint Wrangler line is designed for field and range use. The chest-mounted configuration works well for both varmint hunting and practical shooting disciplines where rapid access is important.
Chest rigs position your firearm center-mass and forward, enabling faster draws in some scenarios, keeping the pistol accessible while you're prone or in vehicles, and distributing weight differently than a belt carry. Many varmint hunters and competition shooters prefer the positioning and accessibility chest holsters provide.