Paladins Drop Leg Holster with Magazine Pouch,Right/Left Handed Tactical Thigh Pistol Gun Holster Leg Harness,Glock 19 Holster

Nice product but not for those with thunder thighs. Be nice if straps were longer or stretched

Im going to be honest, i like it....but only like!if you dont need to draw your side arm fast, its cool.... if you are not going to take off in a dead sprint, its sturdy....cons is the molle is not like normal, you cant mount the holster to something else and just have a leg panel. the molle in the center under the gun is fine but its limited towards the edge and stiching takes some ability away.pros....you get multiple peices for one price, the pouch and light holder are good molle so that can go on your carrier....and it does hold my firearm well i do have a laser sight on mine and it keeps it from dropping into to holster to much.if its your first one, go for it. its a good price

Not too bad. I almost feel like a real trumpster fire when I wear this fUR mAh frEeDoMs.

Good quality from what I can tell so far. This isn’t for your high speed low drag tactical junky. I got this for my 15 year old to play airsoft. The nylon is a good quality though. And someone looking for a cheaper tactical solution on a full sized pistol should be pleased with it.Four stars given simply because it needs to be run through its paces to see how well it holds up. If it’s life changing amazing I’ll be back to write more and give it 5 stars.

I really tried to find something positive about this item. I'm still trying.Quality: The snap for the front retention strap parted from the fabric as I tried to open it the first time out of the box. The "scissors" snap for the rear retention strap has to be pinched just so in order to release it and open the strap. Of course, that doesn't make any difference, because the rear strap is positioned so poorly that it's unusable, anyway. Which leads me to . . .Design: Yes, the holster will accept just about any handgun. "Fit" is a different story. My Colt Combat Commander with a 4.25-inch barrel slides right down to the bottom of the holster and rides there rattling around like a peanut in a tin can - too low to be secured by the strap. At least an inch of the barrel protrudes from the bottom of the holster, because there is nothing in the way to stop it from going all the way through until the trigger guard hits the bottom of the holster. Since the Commander frame is the same size as a 1911, the full-sized gun would "fit" the same - the barrel would just poke out the bottom a little farther.Bottom Line: Look around for something else. This rig is not worth your time or money.

Pistol holster was not very good at retention unless you use the buckled strap around the grip. That makes fast draw impossible. Whats more the Velcro molle for the thumb release made it hard to adjust. Also all the Velcro was low quality. If you change the holster to an actual molle one, that is tighter around the pistol frame, it might be ok. The rest of the rig is fine but not for operators.

I really love my new holster. I'm looking forward to trying it out hiking and camping this fall. I purchased it for my HKP30l and it fits perfectly. It also fits my new HK45 (a considerably larger pistol) even better. I like how easily different pooches and straps can be added or removed, and the magazine pouch on the holster itself is a nice touch.

This was exactly what I was looking for. Fits my full sz Springfield XD perfectly. Weapon is very secure in this holster, no worries about it slipping out. Which was the primary reason I purchased it.Slightly difficult to put on, especially the leg straps. Once it's on I have no complaints.