OWB Holster for Beretta 92 92FS M9 M9_22, Tactical Outside Waistband Open Carry Paddle Belt Holster with Release Button 60° Adjustable Cant, Right-Handed

For now it works exactly like it should and definitely better than expected.I have Serpas for my Glocks but I carry those daily, and totally trust them. This is only for my 92FS in case I decide I'd like to carry it for walking around the woods while camping/hiking/hunting or fishing.The waist and belt retention of the holster has proven very secure, and the holster doesn't bounce around while walking.The finger latch locks the 92 in solid. I pulled as hard as I could and couldn't get the 92 out without pressing the latch. And pressing the latch and unholstering were just as smooth as my Serpas and Glocks.The angle adjustments lock in solid as well. I have a bit of a forward slant and it's held it's position through a many holster drills. Theres a bit of movement of the 92 while in the holster but no more than what I experience with my Glocks in the Serpa holsters.For daily civilian carry, provided you're not doing holster drills constantly with it, you should be 100% fine with this. For duty work, I'd definitely go with a much more trusted brand.

Excellent holster, fits Beretta 92 fs perfectly. Fits belts up to 2¼" thick. I always suggest using blue loctite on all hardware to prevent the screw from backing out.

Typical plastic holster. Fits well. Holds firearm well. Actually too well. The tang that engages trigger guard was a tad too long and made it very difficult to draw. I modified the tang by removing and filing off 1/8" and now it's well secured but still very easy to unholster the firearm.

Fits my M-9 perfectly out of the package. After a few practice draws, getting a feel for the release button, it worked great. The pancake clip strongly holds to my pants and belt. It is a bit of a struggle to get it unclipped from my pants. I just needed this for single range test, I don't plan to use this holster frequently, so I can't speak to long term use, but it certainly seems like a great value.

Keep in mind, this is an inexpensive holster. If you want top quality, I'd recommend Safariland for kydex or composite holsters. This holster is pretty good. It fit pretty well, but there was a bit too much movement for my tastes so I added some loop side Velcro to a couple spots (near barrel and opposite side near top of holster) and now it is rattle free and draws smoothly. The retention was good - too good. It often would not release. Like many, I carefully filed the doodad that locks into the trigger housing and how it is very smooth and easy to release. If you file too much, you will lose retention! If I pull really hard, it will release but under normal conditions (or if someone attempts to take it) the retention is fine. My only real complaint is that the weapon digs into my side when seated in a vehicle. I have it adjusted with an FBI cant - but still it digs (and no, I'm not fat). But, I'm pretty satisfied with it with regard to value for the price. It's not easy to find a holster for a Beretta 92fs - mine is Uncle Sam standard issue - not sure if it is unique in shape to other 92's.

I would definitely recommend this holster to anyone looking to not spend much. It’s adjustable and rock solid. Super comfortable and sits high enough in the waist that it doesn’t interfere with sitting down. The Beretta 92fs does fit a little loose and rattles a little, but a few thin strips of felt on both inside grooves solves the problem and makes it fit perfect. If this holster ever breaks, I’ll definitely buy another one.

This should be a pretty straightforward holster and as far as fit and retention, it is fine. What is not fine is that regardless of adjustment or modification, it is nearly impossible to get a good fit and the slide/barrel forward of the trigger guard has far too much room with far too little support. This creates a loud click/knock noise on nearly every step if you walk with any purpose. This can be remedied if your clothing or body are putting weight on the grip to hold everything more stable. My next modification is going to be trying furniture bumpers/sliders inside to support where it fails to now so that I can move around without annoying myself and everyone around me.Ultimately, a very poor match for the Italian 92FS Inox I bought it for and a terrible purchase.

good practice holster