Blackhawk, Omnivore™ MultiFit, Surefire X300

Now... it's bulky for my Ruger 380 Security but it's not really made for concealment. The gun itself is basically the same size as the Ruger Security 9 Compact. I ain't hiding anyone in this puppy based on the clothes I wear, unless I start wearing trench coats. The bottom of it does look kind of like a weird battery pack or something and not obviously a gun if it's peeking from under your jacket so I guess that's something. And again - never supposed to be a "you can't find the gun hidden on me!" holster was it.That said, the pistol STAYS PUT and the button draw seems easy and intuitive. So that's a good compromise of safety and drawability I think.It feels nice in jeans with the paddle installed. I even had a "low sit" on a very low stoop wearing this and it was still comfortable. Again, it's pretty big but what did I expect when I added a TRL-1? You're gonna want that at night or in your dark house though, aren't ya.So I'm happy with it overall. Just don't expect to surprise anyone that you're strapped up... unless you wear some hella baggy clothes with which you can still reasonably quickly access the gun.

Ok, so this holster does exactly what i wanted in every facet of the game.Thumb drive release works great though there is not much of an audible click when the light locks in. I have not had the issue with the pistol getting stuck as some have have, but it looks like that issue might stem from the mounting thumb screw on the light, just make sure the two raised nips are horizontal in relation to the muzzle of the pistol and it shouldnt be an issue.Keep in mind, this holster is HUGE, its a tactical holster and will be fairly difficult to concealed carry with, i didnt buy it for that so its not an issue for me, but its just something to keep in mind.When using the blackhawk SERPA Quick Disconnect system the holster mounts comfortably and solidly to all serpa platforms including the thigh holster which everyone seems to be having an issue with. I have all of my serpa holsters set up with the QD mounts so it was a no brainer for me.I have tried this with every full size and compact pistol i have with a rail. it fit ALMOST everything perfectly. Basically as long as the tlr-1 or 2 light fit the pistol, it will fit in the holster.YES THIS HOLSTER WILL FIT A STEYR M9-A1 there is plenty of room. I know the holsters for the steyr pistols are hard to come by so i figured that deserved special mention. Mine is the M variant but it should work fine with the L9-A1 (or the other calibers .40 and .357sig)other pistols i have tested with itm&p 45sig 226rsig 1911 traditional tac opshk p30beretta px4springfield xd 45 tacticalPolymer 80 glock build (polymer 80 frame and slide)TLR 1 would not fit (therefore the holster will not work with)hk45cMagnum Research MR9 eagle (walther p99 licensed clone)Springfield XD 45 mod 2 sub compact (not a surprise as its a sub compact, but i figured id mention it)I do not have any of those Recover tactical rail grips they make for the 1911 and beretta 92, but the way the holster is designed I dont see why they wouldnt work, but if someone does have one, they will probably mention it in a review.I'm very happy with this holster and because of its versatility ill probably never need another one, BUT if i did, i wouldnt hesitate to buy one

This holster works much better for a 1911 than it does for other styles of pistols. It's just the nature of the design but the majority of pistols will sit too high in the holster leaving the trigger exposed, but with the 1911 it sits further in the holster protecting the firearm/trigger better.It takes some practice drawing and reholstering to get the motions down, but once learned it holds the firearms relatively secure. I would not recommend this for duty use at all, I have seen some posters state they have used this on duty but I see that as irresponsible. The level of retention offered and the overall security of the holster (1 piece of plastic against the light itself to provide retention) doesn't lend itself as safe to a potential gun grab attempt, or even rolling on the ground in a combative arrest might cause enough twisting pressure on the gun to snap the plastic off that's gripping the light. You can see in my attached photos the way my 1911 fits (Sig 5" emporer scorpion), and refer to other posters photos to compare the depth that the pistol rides in the holster.I originally purchased this for a walther ppx that I own as a simple light bearing holster to use for night shoot practice, and it serves that purpose well. I normally use a safariland 6280 sls with sentry device for my 1911 w/surefire x300u for serious business, but I would use this one for it if I was in a pinch. It's overall versatility is worth the price, and it seems to be rugged and well made. Just understand this is NOT a duty holster, but a great open carry/camping holster.

I can put a lot of different pistols in this holster, Glock, Sig, HK, SW, CANiK just to mention a few. I have a lot of different models and they all fit in this holster when I attach the Light. You can loop this onto your belt with the belt mount, or attach the paddle and slip it onto your belt. Has adjustable Retention, adjustable Thumb-drive, great holster!