The Raven Concealment Systems Perun LC OWB holster is purpose-built for shooters who want a light-compatible carry rig that doesn't print like a billboard. Built to fit Gen5 Glock 17/19 pistols mounted with a Streamlight TLR-1 HL, this ambidextrous design works equally well for right- and left-handed carriers. Unlike bulky pancake holsters that hover off your body, the Perun LC hugs your frame and rides high to keep your pistol and light as concealed as possible while staying accessible.

The holster body is engineered lean—only marginally larger than the gun and light it carries. That trimmed-down profile matters when you're behind the wheel of a truck or sitting at a desk. Less material means less printing, less discomfort in the seated position, and less gear flab hanging off your belt. It's the kind of detail that separates a holster you'll actually carry from one that ends up in a drawer.

Construction is tough nylon and polymer—materials that stand up to daily carry, weather, and the occasional brush with brush. The 1.5-inch belt loops accommodate standard carry belts without fuss. Retention is passive and audible, giving you tactile and audio feedback on the draw without requiring buttons or levers. Carry it strong-side or cross-draw, either way the ambidextrous design has you covered.

The Raven Concealment Systems Perun LC OWB holster is purpose-built for shooters who want a light-compatible carry rig that doesn't print like a billboard. Built to fit Gen5 Glock 17/19 pistols mounted with a Streamlight TLR-1 HL, this ambidextrous design works equally well for right- and left-handed carriers. Unlike bulky pancake holsters that hover off your body, the Perun LC hugs your frame and rides high to keep your pistol and light as concealed as possible while staying accessible.

The holster body is engineered lean—only marginally larger than the gun and light it carries. That trimmed-down profile matters when you're behind the wheel of a truck or sitting at a desk. Less material means less printing, less discomfort in the seated position, and less gear flab hanging off your belt. It's the kind of detail that separates a holster you'll actually carry from one that ends up in a drawer.

Construction is tough nylon and polymer—materials that stand up to daily carry, weather, and the occasional brush with brush. The 1.5-inch belt loops accommodate standard carry belts without fuss. Retention is passive and audible, giving you tactile and audio feedback on the draw without requiring buttons or levers. Carry it strong-side or cross-draw, either way the ambidextrous design has you covered.