Molle Tactical Pistol Thigh Gun Holster, Drop Leg Holster, Right Hand Adjustable

This thing's great, got it so i can eventually get my ccw license, which I believe requires a holster with a spare mag in this state. Everything on this is adjustable, it takes a second to figure it out but once you place your firearm on it and start folding the velcro flaps over it one at a time it fits rather nicely, not too snug but with a pop off button release that feels secure enough that you could go hiking with it on. The two things I'm really happy about is that it works with my suppressor height sights that were an issue with other universal holsters, and second, that the spare mag pouch nicely fits a double stack magazine. The custom fit holster I have my eye on is about 200 dollars, but this 15 dollar holster might just be my go to for plinking and camping now for my new edc.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Love that I can use it for my hunting knife and flashlight on it

This is good for light duty & range days.They are not for speed drills.It will keep your weapon secure & allow transition practice.It's very adjustable, reasonably comfortable, & works with different size sidearms.Big kid playtime, not deployment.

Needed holster for my steampunk outfit. As the pistol is not average size, the adjustable features appealed to me. It works like it was made for prop, looks good, and fits well.

Well made in terms of material but be it user error or product construction, there’s just to much movement and slippage. Not sure if my firearm is just to heavy for it or if there’s something I’m doing wrong but it was all over the place making it uncomfortable to run or move in, standing still it’s fine. Was looking for one similar to the one I had while in the service and thought this might be it but unfortunately it wasn’t. Quality of the materials used are fantastic though. It’s heavy duty and fit my 9M.

Good, universal holster. Definitely made for a pistol, not a revolver, but it fits everything from subcompact to a full frame .45. Probably not great for a 3 gun competition with multiple insert/removal cycles. But for day to day wear, it holds securely and is comfortable. I do like the universality of the fit, too.

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This is the only drop-leg holster I've used, so I don't have others to compare it to, but it has been doing it's job so far. I'm using it for my airsoft Hi-Capa (2011) and it fits it fine though I have had two issues. When I first fit the holster to my pistol, it was a little too tight and would actually squeeze the magazine release, dropping the mag in the gun. Simple fix, I just loosened the holster slightly. The other issue can't really be "fixed" per se, but worked around. The little button strap that is supposed to go over the rear grip of the pistol holster doesn't fit over the beaver tail safety of my Hi-Capa, and I'd imagine many other 1911/2011 style handguns. I opted to put it over the hammer instead, and it does just as good a job to hold the gun in the holster, so like I said, it can be worked around. Other than that, it's a good holster. Drop-leg holsters have the advantage (in my opinion) over waist holsters in comfort, since the weight of the holster and gun are distributed between your leg and belt. It is quite secure and very adjustable because of the 2 leg straps. Overall, I'd recommend this holster if you're like me and are looking for one of the cheapest drop-leg holsters without sacrificing compatibility or functionality.