Galco Wraith 2.0 OWB Black Leather Paddle Holster - Fits Glock 43X, Springfield Hellcat, Taurus GX4 - Right Hand
- Type:
- Outside-The-Waistband
- Firearm Make Fit:
- Glock
- Hand:
- Right Hand
- Finish-Color:
- Black
- Firearm Fit:
- Glock 43X
- Mount Type:
- Paddle
- Material:
- Leather
- Belt Size:
- Up to 1.75"
The Galco Wraith 2.0 OWB paddle holster is a leather outside-the-waistband option built for shooters who want a comfortable, secure carry setup without the bulk. Designed to fit compact single-stack pistols—including the Glock 43X, Springfield Hellcat, and Taurus GX4—this right-hand holster puts your firearm at a natural carry position on your hip, ideal for daily carry, range trips, or training.
Galco's leather construction is built to last through regular use. The paddle mounting system lets you move the holster between belts and clothing layers quickly, which beats swapping holsters entirely when your carry setup changes. If you've been bouncing between IWB and OWB options, the Wraith 2.0's profile and retention offer a middle ground that works for many shooters—not too bulky, not too hidden.
This is a straightforward, no-frills holster for people who prioritize access and simplicity. The black leather matches virtually any belt and pants combo, and the right-hand draw is standard for most shooters. Whether you're carry-curious or just need a reliable outside-the-waistband option for your compact single-stack, the Wraith 2.0 delivers the basics cleanly.
Key Features
- Outside-the-waistband (OWB) design for quick, natural draw
- Compatible with Glock 43X, Springfield Hellcat, and Taurus GX4
- Durable black leather construction
- Paddle mounting for easy belt transitions
- Right-hand carry configuration
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this holster fit my Glock 43X, Springfield Hellcat, or Taurus GX4?
Yes. The Wraith 2.0 is designed to accommodate all three platforms: the Glock 43X, Springfield Hellcat, and Taurus GX4.
Is this a right-hand or left-hand holster?
This is a right-hand model, configured for shooters who draw from the dominant right side.
What does OWB mean, and is it right for me?
OWB stands for outside-the-waistband—the holster sits outside your pants on your belt. It's faster to draw from than inside-the-waistband (IWB) designs and works well for open carry, range work, or duty carry. If concealment is your priority, an IWB holster is typically a better choice.
How does the paddle mount work?
The paddle slides inside your waistband against your body, gripping your belt to keep the holster secure. This design lets you move the holster between belts or carry positions without removing it from your pants.

