Universal OWB Holster for Canik/FN/Walther/Browning/S&W/Sarsilmaz/Sig/Girsan/Stoeger/Bersa / 1911, Fits More Than 100 Pistols, Index Finger Release System, Adj Retention, Right/Left Hand, Black/Tan

Great holster, was able to adjust the tension like the video shows to properly fit my gun. Works well, i will use as my duty holster. Shipment was delivered right on time.

For the price, this holster is actually pretty decent. Is it duty grade? Well, that truly is a question, with an answer on my behalf, to be argured. It really comes down to how you choose to use this particular holster. I mean, if you have plans to torture test this thing, well then it might not last too long, but having said that, if you do choose to torture test this holster, I think you might be quite surprised on how well it's built considering it's very reasonable pricing/cost. This holster fits many different pistols as claimed. I bought two of these, because the first holster I purchased, I was quite impressed with, and it held my Springfield Hellcat RDP absolutely perfectly, and this same holster also fit my PSA Dagger Full size equally perfect.Each pistol has a very distinct, positive and audible CLICK when pistols are holstered, and they also lock in very well. Removing pistols is very fluid and effortless with the index finger release. So, if you're looking for a holster to open carry, this holster just might fit the bill. Therefore, in my opinion, this holster should work perfectly for general range use, or camping, or hunting, or working on drawing, and dry firing drills.I forgot to mention that I use these holsters in a drop leg configuration rig.I really enjoy these holsters. Hope this is helpful, especially for owners of Springfield Hellcats (all models...even Pro) and PSA Dagger full and compact size pistols with or without optics/red/green dots.Happy shopping Ya'll

Fits and works perfectly, make sure to check tightness on holster angle bolt

I bought this holder as a gift for my husband.He was a little confused about it, he thought it wasn't the right size.I did not like that there was no instructions on how to adjust it. I had to look at up on YouTube. After figuring it out it was a perfect fit.

THIS HOLSETER IS GREAT EXCEPT THAT THE ALLEN WRENCH PIN IS SO TINY IT FELL OUT. I EMAILED THE COMPANY AND NOT A WORD BACK. NOW I WILL JUST GO BUY A PIN ELSEWHERE..

I generally don't leave negative review but in this case I have to. As described in past reviews here and other forums the trigger guard retention components on this holster is seriously defective. There is a vital component that loosens, falls out and in my case literally brakes off into the trigger guard upon holstering.This is basically a plastic holster. It is not made for repeatable, hard, long-term use. Its simply not durable enough. After less than a year and several hundred iterations of repeated draw and re-holstering use it finally weakened and failed at the worst moment. The quality and structural integrity sucks and I regret ever using it.On Sun Nov 26 I was at the range using this holster. I was wrapping up to leave. My last 5 shot drill was draw, aim, shoot one, assess, re-holster, repeat. On round 3 of 5 upon holstering the defective retention component broken under tension hitting the trigger, causing a discharge and resulting in a serious injury to me.During the post incident investigation the holster and gun was inspected by an RSO and a LEO. The also interview witnesses and reviewed the video. My story checked out. It happened upon holstering. It was determined that this defect was the root cause. Both experts commented that the way the retention component was observed protruding into the trigger guard was not right, that it was a safety hazard and to not use this holster.Given the obvious safety risk I felt obligated to post this review. Bottom line holsters should not have plastic mechanical parts that can break or fail and compromise the trigger. Also I will no longer trust plastic holsters ever again. Lastly, I do not recommend this product any more. I highly suggest it never be used with live ammo. My friend who was with me already stopped using his. We are spreading the word.

When it comes to security, one of the big problems is when someone grabs hold of your firearm and uses it against you. As long as you have this secured to a belt, this is the perfect answer. It allows you to adjust the amount of force you would need to pull the firearm as well as set it to where the trigger can never be pulled while drawing the firearm. It is solidly built, secure, safe, and holds its retention perfectly to your specific needs and comfort. Be safe to yourself and those around you.

Not a horrible holster, but definitely a lot of room left in it, when the Taurus G3c is in it. But it does hold it tight, with optic and taller sights. First one I came across that actually fits. Hopefully it holds up