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MFT’s New Ambidextrous AIWB WML


Luke Cuenco   08.12.26

One AIWB Holster, Two Hands: MFT’s New Ambidextrous AIWB WML

An ambidextrous holster is one of the rarer things you can actually verify before buying: either the shell is molded to work both ways, or it isn’t. Mission First Tactical’s new AIWB WML Ambidextrous Holster carries forward the same ambidextrous Boltaron shell the company has used across its AIWB line for years, now paired with weapon light and RMR reflex sight compatibility on one platform. For anyone building a duty or EDC setup where the holster might get handed off, reassigned, or simply needs to work regardless of which hand ends up on the grip, that consistency across MFT’s catalog is worth more than most companies’ one-off ambidextrous models, which often bolt the feature onto a single SKU rather than the whole line.

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One AIWB Holster, Two Hands: MFT’s New Ambidextrous AIWB WML

Horsham, PA – (July 31st, 2026)Mission First Tactical (MFT) ) manufacturers of state-of-the-art, USA made rifle/carbine accessories and holsters, introduces the new MFT AIWB WML Ambidextrous Holster. This light-bearing, red dot ready, newest addition to the MFT holster line is the perfect companion for conceal carry.  

The MFT AIWB Holster is a versatile AIWB, IWB or convertible OWB, capable of use both inside the waistband/appendix (IWB), and outside the waistband (OWB) in both right & left-hand positioning; strong side, outside, inside your waistband or appendix carry. Each holster is handmade in the USA to precise tolerances for each model of handgun using the most advanced techniques and materials for an all-day comfortable carry. Adjustable retention and the famous “audible click” features make each draw and re-holstering smooth and secure. Each holster includes a 1 ½” belt clip. You can easily convert your MFT IWB holster to OWB carry by simply swapping out the belt clip for a MFT Comfort Paddle (sold separately). The new MFT AIWB holster is weapon mounted light compatible with Streamlight TLR series tactical lights and works with all RMR reflex sights. 

One AIWB Holster, Two Hands: MFT's New Ambidextrous AIWB WML

The rest of the build matches MFT’s standard AIWB spec: .08 Boltaron, laser CAD molding, adjustable cant from 0 to 15 degrees, and a 1.5-inch belt clip that converts to a Comfort Paddle for OWB carry. Weapon light compatibility is listed only as “the Streamlight TLR series,” without specific model numbers, so confirm fitment against your light before you buy, especially since MFT’s other light-bearing holsters do name exact TLR variants. It launches for the Glock 19, 23, 43, and 45, the Sig Sauer P365, and the Springfield Hellcat Pro, priced at $59.99 and backed by MFT’s lifetime warranty.

One AIWB Holster, Two Hands: MFT's New Ambidextrous AIWB WML

Features include: 

  • Appendix, Inside the Waistband (IWB), Outside the Waistband (OWB)
  • Ambidextrous – wearable right or left-hand
  • Adjustable Cant 0 – 15 degrees
  • Audible Passive Retention
  • Laser CAD Design for Perfect Fit, Smoother Draw, Less Wear
  • Sculpted for RMR (reflex red dot sights)
  • Tall Sight Channel – open muzzle
  • Abbreviated Sweat Guard
  • Superior .08 Boltaron material
  • Made with quality screws, rivets and attachments
  • Made in the USA at MFT facilities; molded, trimmed, assembled, buffed by hand
  • Lifetime Warranty

MSRP: $59.99

Available models include: Glock 19, 23, 43 & 45; Sig Sauer P356; Springfield Hellcat Pro 

To learn more about Mission First Tactical and their complete product lineup, please visit www.missionfirsttactical.com. Stay connected with the latest updates by following MFT on Facebook and Instagram.

One AIWB Holster, Two Hands: MFT's New Ambidextrous AIWB WML

 

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Luke Cuenco

Luke Cuenco is a writer and content creator best known for his work in the outdoor and shooting sports industries. He has written and produced video for outlets such as The Firearm Blog (TFB), TFBTV, AllOutdoor, and OutdoorHub, covering topics that include new firearm releases, shooting gear, hunting equipment, and general outdoor lifestyle content. Through these platforms, Luke provides reviews, news updates, and hands-on insights, often with a focus on practical, real-world use of the products he features or objective data-based observations.

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