OWB Kydex Holster Fit: Glock 17 19 19x 44 45 26 (Gen 1-5) / Glock 22 23 25 27 31 32 33 30s (Gen 3-4) - Outside Waistband Carry 1.5-2 Inch Belt Clip - Adj. Width Height Retention Cant, Entrance Widened

Good holster. I use it for my everyday carry, field training and no issues.

Used this in a couple classes where I didn’t need lvl 2 or 3 retention. Adjusted the retention so even running and sprinting didn’t dislodge the firearm. Belt interface seems a little chintzy, but it held for my classes (2” belt). Fits my 19 and 17.

This is a very good basic holster that works exactly as it should. For that reason, combined with the economical price range, we have a PoleCraft holster for each of our pistols. They're usually not our primary holsters, but for OWB training they're great.

The holster fits great. Holds secure. Getting the adjustment screws out is a pain in the… They are screwed in just tight enough to not break free without a lot of difficulty. Took almost an hour to get them to loosen up. Once I could adjust the angle of the holster, it’s a great fit. Very happy with holster, just not the time it took to adjust.

Excelente, Justo como lo describen y es ajustable para lograr mayor confort.

Decent product. Thinner Kydex than most so not as bulky. Needed to heat the trigger guard just a bit to make my pistol lock in better. I have a G19 with a compensator on it, this holster while open ended is G19 sized. Was wanting something more G17 sized to cover the compensator a little more.

works as described

This is a perfectly serviceable holster for beginners participating in competitions like USPSA or IDPA. The amount of "retention" (how tight the holster squeezes) is adjustable with the screws. I have used this in 4 events so far and it has performed flawlessly. I mostly participate in USPSA, so when I am ready I will buy a fancier holster that meets the looser USPSA rules, and keep this one for IDPA events.This is not a holster for LEO or for outdoor activities because it does not positively lock the equipment into the holster. Another person could come up behind you and take the equipment, or it can be pulled out by snagging on something. But for tactical competitions at the range this is perfect and costs a little more than half as much as the next cheapest option. You don't need to spend big money on a holster to get started and find out what you like.