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

This holster was exactly what I was looking for. Not really a quick draw due to the top straps. But once tucked backed and inside, the pistols come out smoothly. I have a Canik STF with a TLR-7 sub with a Crimson Trace dot, along with a PSA Dagger micro with a TLR-7 sub, and Cyelee red dot. Both pistols feel sung and are able to conceal the red dots without adjusting any straps.They seemed to have fixed the snap button protruding, and rubbing on the holstered pistol. The velcro strap that sits inside is not really needed, but I found after a few actions with it, it was peeling back from the mounted light. I just moved it forward, covering the muzzle rather than the light. User error. Material and stitching is solid. Securing to the battle belt feels nice and snug when drawing. The red patch is a nice touch.

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.

One of the best wrap around holsters I’ve come across yet. Bought with the drop leg attachment and am very pleased with the placement. It’s not bulky like most drop leg holsters on here. Very easy to adjust and stays slim. This is not going to be ideal for quick draw but for securing your arm it’s among the best on Amazon. The quality of the material is also very nice.

great product! Fits my Glock 23 perfectly... very secure

Just got my holster in today and WOW!!! For 25 bucks you are getting an item that could easily cost 3 times more! Absolutely top shelf quality, completely modular for any full-size to mid-size pistol. Works great with a light and ataches to molle straps perfectly! I would recommend this and put it up against any other holster of this style!

Absolutely exceptional.I make kydex holsters, but I wanted something /different/ for my home defense gun and this is perfect. It’s stuff enough that when wrapped around the pistol as a “mold” you will get exceptionally tight retention, even by your accessory light. Nice double direction thumb breaks, mean that it’s not going to easily be wrestled or taken if you choose to carry on your belt with the triple? Stitched molle straps on the back that can be tucked through a series of 4 loops to adjust from 1 inch belts to 6 inch belts. (Finally, a holster for my early 1990s hulkamania powerlifting belt.)Honestly, I try to find faults with products. This one is really good by me. And that’s coming from someone who makes a competitive product. I bought this with my own money. No discounts. I’d trust it to carry on a belt, strapped under a car seat (honestly a perfect application for the molle webbing) or if you have a giant light and can’t find someone who has a mold of your pistol with that light, this will work, it will be extremely well fitting, rigid with no fear of an Accidental discharge (on my firearm with a trigger safety and no manual safety)You’ll get some looks if you open carry with this, as it’s pretty “tacticool” but it’s not big enough to be impossible to conceal.

This holster is well made and very customizable. The resulting fit is surprisingly good for a "one-size-fits-all" holster. Retention is excellent.

A lot of people seem to like this holster, but I'm not sure what for.Three stars means what I think is marginal for actual defensive carry, but might have some specialty applications. I would personally never consider it suitable for use on the street or in competition. Awkward to holster smoothly without entanglement; too slow to disengage security straps (and just a bucket without them); flops and slides around on a belt unless you can catch a belt loop between the Molle straps (might work on a Molle platform or a velcro-backed belt). Overall, clumsy to the point of maybe dangerous.It will work for what I wanted — transporting a full-frame .45 1911-type "house gun" with an under-barrel light to the range, and holding it for me at the range when not in use. Don't care that I can't get a good draw from it, since it won't be holstered at home. Safe reholstering will require attention. I had to spend a while with a hot knife to trim all the sharp corners and edges. The interior loop velcro does not extend far enough up to secure the upper end of the barrel strap for a short (i.e. Officer model) pistol — and the hook velcro barely extends far enough down on the barrel strap to securely attach in position for the same pistol. A cheap hang-rack nylon OWB field holster would be as good or better, but I couldn't find one to accommodate the light.