Fobus Fobus Standard Holster

This fits the Sig P250 Full Size 9mm perfect. I think it also says it fits the compact as well. It probably would not fit the subcompact but Fobus makes another holster which I own for the subcompact (SG250C SIG 250 Subcompact).I've had custom made holsters, leather holsters, and some really high end stuff. To be honest, this holster does just as good a job for the recreational shooter and I like the easy draw and carry of this polymer holster the best. If you shoot daily or are in law enforcement I would go with a different holster, but for everyone else I don't think you can find a better holster for the money. I prefer these without the rotation option because that option makes the holster sit out further from the hip. Also if you are going to use it for one gun only, you might want to put a little locktight in the screw adjustment.I prefer for self defense holsters that do not require a button to be pressed or anything needed from the shooter when releasing/drawing the gun. I use mine for self defense and the last thing you need is to think about a safety device. This holds the gun in place by slight pressure on the trigger guard (easy to adjust by turning a screw).For the money, it is hard to beat and built really well. The paddle is really comfortable and sits on the hip nice.

I love FOBUS holsters.This holster provides a very solid feel whether it is worn with or without a belt due to the nice wide paddle that goes inside the waistband. It has a little grip to it that stops the holster from shifting or tilting. It has a gentle contour that makes it comfortable on your hip. It also has two plastic barbs that keep the holster seated when you draw your firearm.The detent provided a very good hold on your firearm. When you insert it into the holster it is easy to tell that it is secured. It does not jiggle, tilt, or shift in the holster. It is not difficult to draw from the holster.My xd .40 sits close to my side. I habe not found an outside the waist hipster that still holds such a tight profile.I recommend checking the nut that adjusts the detent to make sure it doesn't loosen. I lost it on my very first FOBUS holster. I haven't had this problem again tho. If you're concerned, use some loctite.Also, FOBUS has a very good warranty and stands by their product.I recommend this holster to all of my friends.

This WILL fit a full size .40S&W Rail model 96A1...with the following procedure. Take note this is a stiff holster and breaking it in will leave slight finish blemishes. I hope you use your weapon as such and not a display piece. The blemishes are very faint and I rubbed most of mine out with just my finger.Place the weapon without a magazine and with a clear chamber into the holster. Loosen the retaining screw a good bit. The holster is molded and leaves very small ABS residue from the mold. As you take the frame in and out a few times with a SNAPPING FORCE (the bag it comes in says a slow motion will NOT work)...note where the rub marks are. Mine was along the bump inside the wall where the screw is (This is by design, don't rub too much here!), underneath the tactical rail and a few other random corners of the holster. It was catching on the sharp edges of the aluminum against the hard ABS of the holster. In good light you will actually see the ABS fragments still clinging to the exact spot on which your frame that it is rubbing into. Use a simple women's nail file for this problem! Take a coarse nail file and gently file away the holster until it is smooth in the places where your particular frame rubs. Use gentle force as you can take away but not add material back. After 10 minutes of this and blowing out and rubbing the filings away the holster holds the weapon upside down and shaking it won't dislodge it but when worn as instructed a quick smooth draw pulls it out naturally without snagging. Tighten the screw back to desired degree. The holster is VERY comfortable when worn properly. Read the instructions on the bag too! I don't know where it is made, it is Israel by design and only had a PA address on the bag with no markings of origin on the holster.

The holster looks and works great. Great retention with easy release with the thumb. Very stylish but I’m not a huge fan of not being able to exchange the belt holder. The only flaw is that I believe that I received a returned item. This one has a lot of scratches on it.

I'm reviewing this holster based on the value for the money. That being said, I have to admit I do love it. My first holster was an in waist band fabric one from a large national sporting goods store. It was such a pain to re-holster my Mak I eventually stopped carrying. This holster has changed that. I am now carrying daily with no discomfort and am able to adjust the holster safely for comfort. I can also feel safe about holstering my weapon (previously had to put my holster in waist band with MAK inside). This MAK1 was a perfect fit for my Bulgarian MAK by the way. The only thing I can ding it on is that the barrel points a bit towards the back and the angle is a bit tough to pull. But I knew that from reading reviews and am okay with it. For the cheap price I paid, I can't complain. Also, I'm glad I got a paddle holster. My job requires me to go in and out of client locations and some are posted no carry, so being able to easily put my weapon in the glove box WITHOUT dropping my pants in the parking lot is fairly useful.Very glad to see a manufacturer making things for my Makarov and I will be ordering some more from them. Oh, and the Prime shipping from Amazon was fast and efficient as always.