Fobus GLT17 Tactical Paddle Holster, Fits Glock 17,22,31 with Rail Mounted Laser or Light, Right Hand , Black

I bought this for my Glock 22 with a Crimson Trace Rail Master light. A simple and effective solution to holding a pistol with a weapon light mounted on it. I had to use a Dremel to create a little clearance around the switch paddles on the CT - no big deal. I chose the Fobus due to the lack of alternatives, but I'm very happy with it. It fits the Glock well and, like all Fobus holsters, it's secure, slim and light

I got this shipped directly from Israel, which necessitated a trip to the post office, as it required a signature. Unfortunately, I did the best research I could and got the wrong holster for the shoulder "Roto" rig, so I will either have to return it or keep it for a hip holster which does not fit my personal C.C. style or desire.It is a good fitting holster if you have a S&W MP 40 with a laser or tactical light. But it's kind of pricey for a hip holster IMHO.

FIT MY GLOCK 17C WITH FEYACHI HL-20 WEAPONS LIGHT PERFECTLY-SNUG FIT AND EASY RELEASE-GREAT CARRY PLATFORM-I NEED ONE FOR MY 1911 W/LIGHT-PADDLE IS VERY COMFORTABLE-THANKS-KEN

I use this paddle holster with a Gen 4 Glock 22 and a Streamlight TLR1-S (same as the TLR1, but with strobe). It fits perfectly.I've had a Fobus paddle for years for a USP Compact and I have one for a S&W .380 bodyguard. They have held up very well, but this model is different in that its retention is based on side tension, a conic rod in the barrel, and the snap. It feels secure enough, but the snap will wear out over time. These holsters are inexpensive and you should just plan to replace it when the snap is no longer holding the weapon in place. Lubricate the internal rivets as they make metal to metal contact.

the snap release is a bit easy to pop off. I definitely wouldn't want to get in a tussle wearing this, but if you're going from the low key to hitting a door, then it's nice to have handy in your car, just slip it on, slide the light on your piece, and you're ready to go.I don't wear it day to day but again it is nice to have handy for those specific situations. Drawing does take some getting used to as well, you have to rock the piece backwards, then vertically. Not bad once you get the hang of it.

First off this doesnt work like a normal holster it's a special application. It works great with my gen 4 glock 17 with a beamshot LLC it will take some getting used to setting the muzzle in and then rocking the slide into it and the sort of back and out for the draw but it works fine and holds the pistol securely. Also the paddle sits comfortable and I am happy with it just what I needed for my glock with laser and light.

I bought this holster for my M&P 40 with a streamlight tlr2s. Thus far it has been a great fit with secure but easy to access. It takes a while to get use to the break and unholstering of the gun because it rocks back instead of up but with some training it wont be an issueOnly drawback I found is the holster isnt able to be adjusted for greater tilt but for what you buy its wonderful.

Very good holster. Takes a little getting used to because you draw a little differently. Great because you can have a threaded barrel and a light or whatever attached to you rail. Highly recommend