Dual Threat IWB/OWB Universal Belt Slide Holster | Made in USA | Ambidextrous Full Grain Leather Holster | Open & Concealed Carry | Fits Glock, Taurus, Springfield, Sig Sauer & Virtually Any Handgun

This is the most comfortable holster I have found for my SAR9. Given I am a pretty large guy, most CCW holsters are painful, but not this one. I like the leather, and the holster is just plain attractive. Simple and does the job!Update: Woops - ran into a problem with this today. I like to carry it just behind my hip (OWB), and drawing my EDC found that inserting it into the holster had released the mag. Repeated it a few times, tried with my backup EDC, and had the same result. I don't think this is the fault of the holster itself, but the way it fits me and the way I wear it. Really disappointed.

An amazing simple holster with amazing quality. It does fit my Shield plus nice and deep. I also have two steel core gun belts which I wear daily I think the best gun belts made if you conceal carry you need one of their steel core gun belts. All the products have an amazing Lifetime warranty and customer support will go out of their way to make the customer satisfied. They are such a GREAT company that makes GREAT products

I still haven’t used this holster. I bought it for as & w carry gun but it is way to big. It will fit a full size pistol. Wish they made it one size smaller

Fits perfectly

I don't have a pic as I bought this as a gift for my son. But having inspected it before I gave it to him, and having owned multiple gun holsters in the past 59 years, this is one of the best-made holsters I've ever purchased. There's a reason that Relentless Tactical (RT) has become my go-to company for all-things related to gun holsters and gun belts. What makes this holster unique is the ability to use it as an OWB or IWB holster. And, it's made with full-grain leather like all products from RT. I love this holster, and having purchased it for my son, only makes me want to get one for myself! You can't go wrong with this holster - especially for the price!

The leather is nice, and so is the steel clap BUT there's only single line of stitching and it's not good stitching either. From gentle use over a couple of months, the bottom started to come apart completely, to the point that I was repairing it with super-glue, until it would come apart again in a week or so... Why they cheaped out on better stitching... it could have been a very good product. I do not recommend it. There suppose to be some kind of warranty, hope they get in touch and either replace or refund (would be best), because it's not a safely usable holster any more. Unless someone does their own dual and quality stitching with good thread and knots. I don't have a sawing machine, I am afraid.

Simple and easy to use. Gets the job done while looking great.

First I should mention I’ve made other purchases from Relentless Tactical and they are great at making quality holsters at reasonable prices; I use their Defender model holster almost every day and it just keeps getting better with age.This offering from them is a great idea, and something I welcomed readily for being able to carry different firearms without having to have a ton of holsters to fit them all. The quality of the product is outstanding, which is what I have come to expect about everything from Relentless Tactical; the leather is very thick, it’s going to hold up through years and years of abuse. The stitching and dye work are exquisite and it looks great.Unfortunately, the holster is somewhat mediocre, if not unusable, when put into use. The issue comes with it being a “one size fits all” solution. In socks or sweatshirts this might work well, but I have just learned this phrase does not apply when it comes to shooting or defensive gear.The retention is tight at first, but will loosen over time: this is something they tell you with all of their holsters and magazine carriers, and is to be expected. However, depending on the firearm you’re using, such as a slimmer 1911, I can see where this will be an issue later on. This may not be a problem with many of more popular CCW manufacturers like Glock, Sig, S&W, (insert your favorite here), but it’s definitely a no go for a 1911. This issue is also a concern when you introduce shorter-barreled handguns, they don’t sit far enough into the holster for me to feel confident that they couldn’t fall out.Another major issue, and honestly the main issue I have, is that whatever gun you put into it will sit pretty low in the holster. This might be welcome with the shorter-barreled options I just mentioned except that you cannot get a full purchase on the gun when drawing. I can wrap my ring and pinky fingers around the butt of the grip, but am unable to get my thumb, index, and middle fingers wrapped around the grips enough to get a strong purchase on the gun, making it very difficult, if not impossible, to draw safely and smoothly. I suppose the upside to this is that the trigger and trigger guard are fully protected from accidental engagement.I really wanted to like these holsters (I bought two) but will not be using them for defensive carry at all. I still plan to keep them because I love the company and think this is a minor misstep in an otherwise perfect product lineup; and they can still be used for carrying at the range. The range would be the only place I will use them, however, and that’s sort of a bummer.Everyone is different so what doesn’t work for me may work for you. The price for such quality leather is outstanding and I can guarantee it will probably outlast you, but just beware of the aforementioned issues before buying. If you decide this product isn’t for you, I would still suggest you checkout their website and find something there; I promise you will not regret a purchase of any of their other offerings.