OneTigris Gun Holster Right Handed Nylon Pistol Holster for Most Compact Medium Full Size Pistol 1911 Glock17/19/20/21/45 M&P Shield 9mm with Under Barrel Attachment

I have a few of these. They are well built and infinitely adjustable . It’s no tactical holster but for the deer camp or working around the house, they are great. For what you get the price is great.

Picked this up for archery season since I hate wearing a pistol on my belt—rubs against my pack, clanks around, and just annoys the hell out of me. This drop-leg holster solved all that. I adjusted it to sit at the perfect height for a fast draw, and it stays out of the way of both my bow and pack. No noise, no rubbing, no problem.Fits my Canik great. And for fun, we shoved my dad’s Judge Magnum in it (thing weighs like 5–6 lbs), and to our surprise, it actually fit and rode fine while walking. Universal fit? Yeah, it’s not a lie.The Multicam pattern is a bonus for hunting, blends in nicely. Only gripe: I wish it had a hook instead of velcro on the elastic grip strap. Velcro’s not ideal when you’re trying to stay silent in the woods. Sure, there’s a snap too, but again—not stealthy. Not a dealbreaker, just a wishlist item.Told my buddies to grab one, and I’d recommend it to anyone who wants a quiet, practical holster that doesn’t interfere with your gear.

This is close to a five star product, in fact it might deserve five stars. The only reason it's down to four is because I immediately saw ways the design could've been improved upon with negligible increases in cost. Also, the button/Velcro retention strap on the top is difficult to undo with your thumb, but the button might wear in over time.It's no Quick-Draw-McGraw holster, either; if you're looking to beat the clock this isn't the holster for you. However, my guess is anyone looking to do that already knows this isn't that holster and that they'd need to get something in kydex and form fitted to their weapon. Also, it's a mid-to-high ride holster if mounted on battle belt which is either a pro or a con, depending on your preferences.What this is, though, is a spectacular multi-platform holster. I've jammed all kinds of handguns into it now: a subcompact Sig p365, a p226 with light/laser combo, a Ruger 22/45 (oddly shaped, compared to the standard duty pistol design), a Walther p99, the list goes on. After adjusting the holster to the pistol you're seating, it works perfectly. Much better than I'd ever expect. It holds them tightly, tight enough that I never worried about my pistols coming out on their own even with the thumb break undone. They could, if you really pushed it by hanging upside or something, but it's fine for running and jumping. It covers the pistols completely, and when adjusted leaves essentially no room for things to get to the trigger guard. I tried to squeeze my finger down to the trigger with every gun I tried, and the only one it was really possible with was the Ruger 22/45. The is done well, holds the whole holster very tightly against the battle belt I have it mounted on. Also, while it's not a fast draw holster as stated, it is surprisingly easy and smooth to use; I expected it to be much clumsier, like all the other cloth holsters I've used. Both drawing and indexing felt smooth and natural.If you're looking for a multi-pistol holster, something able to accommodate a range of pistol sizes with a range of different light and laser attachments, then this is the one. It is excellently made and works better than I ever even imagined a cloth holster could.

2 months in: The only issue I have at this point is with the MOLLE straps. Condor is using snaps to secure them and the straps are too thick to use with Speed Clips or Malice Clips.The straps with snaps work, I just heavily prefer the straps without snaps.Tried with a Glock 17, borrowed a Glock 21 and a 1911 to test.The Glocks had a laser/light modules attached.Comes with a second retention strap that can be used in addition to or without the thumb strap.The attention to detail in the sewing looked good.Seems rugged enough for paint ball or hunting in rugged terrain.Looks like it should be durable, but time will tell on that.

If you’re looking for a good quality molle holster to fit “full size” then this is it!It’s easy to adjust for barrel length and is far more secure than I imagined. The holster is compatible with or without an under mount light and no hang ups or snags. First time user may need to find a video online to aid in the initial set up but after that, you’ll good to go.It can be fastened easily to any belt style or backpack strap if you like.. I’d buy again.Good luck out there!Gary B.

It's a inexpensive universal holster that comes with limitations like being a bit bulky. It adjust easy, has great flexibility and serves as a range holster when I just need something to hold the gun.