Description
The Varmint Wrangler XL is Cole-TAC’s answer to a specific field problem: carrying a suppressed centerfire pistol comfortably and accessibly while you work. Standard holsters are designed around unsuppressed handguns, and a can hanging off the muzzle throws off balance, defeats retention geometry, and makes a hip or thigh platform genuinely awkward when you’re crawling through a fence line or leaning over a downed animal. A chest rig solves all of that by moving the weight to your torso, keeping the pistol clear of obstacles below the waist, and putting your draw hand in roughly the same position regardless of whether you’re standing, kneeling, or prone.
The XL designation tells you this holster is sized for a pistol with a suppressor attached rather than a bare muzzle — the kind of setup ranchers and property managers reach for when they need to work quietly and humanely without pulling a long gun. The right-hand orientation places the grip where a right-handed shooter expects it for a natural cross-chest draw. The MultiCam pattern integrates with most layering systems used in agricultural and backcountry work without standing out visually.
Cole-TAC built the Varmint Wrangler XL for practical, working use rather than range sessions — the kind of carry where the holster stays on all day, conditions change, and you need the gun where you put it until the moment you don’t.




