Fobus Fobus Roto Tactical Speed Holster

I bought this holster for a Glock 44 (.22 caliber). Essentially, a G19 in .22.I tried buying it though Amazon returns, unfortunately it didn’t turn out so well. I didn’t give up, and bought it thru Amazon.Here’s the deal: It works on a Glock 44. But, you gotta work for it. Part of its’ retention is a piece that goes INTO the barrel. That piece is made for a 9mm. I took a chance. I whittled that piece for barrel retention to fit the .22.My worry was that there would not be enough left there to hold the gun solidly in the holster.Well, no worries. The G44 is light enough to stay solidly in the holster with no movement. It stays put.It’s really nice to carry this weapon with a laser attached. A .22, with a laser, 11 CCI Velocitors which I like because they are 40 gr Hollow Points. The weapon shoots awesome (hard to miss). Now I have an OWB holster to carry it with.FOBUS: If someone sees this, make this holster for the Glock 44, so it’s correct from your factory.Snap, retention, fit with laser is spot on. Comfort very good. Very light to carry.Side note: If you don’t carry, or carry a one shot type weapon, or a full size weapon is too heavy, consider the G44. Around your property, house, or carrying something lighter, the G44 is great. Way better than nothing, or only having one. Use CCI 40 grain. Not 36 grain, it has issues. But CCI 32 grain Stingers @ 1640 FPS, or 40 grain Velocitors @1435 FPS, I’ve had no issues. Plus, great cheap practice for a G19 9mm.

Not the fastest draw, but with a limited market for holsters for pistols with tac lights that aren't Level 3 duty holsters, it's ok.

The holster works for my glock 17. I wish the little button strap was better it seems to snap open randomly but even with it open the gun doesn't fall out on its own, the holster is very snug. I had a hard time finding a holster that was support my flashlight/ laser attachment. This one works great for that.

I ordered this holster on March 8th and it just arrived yesterday (March 19th). I didn't actually realize at the time I ordered it that it was coming from Israel and would therefore have a longer time to wait.That being said, it arrived WELL in advance of the projected delivery date of March 28th so I can't complain there.With regards to the holster itself, it is very well made and does exactly what I was hoping it would do. My Glock has a weaponlight attached to the rail and I wanted a holster to accommodate this one fits the bill perfectly.I initially had concerns that it would be difficult to operate with one hand, but it isn't at all. I can literally holster and un-holster with my right hand only.Even if the strap were to come undone accidentally, the holster itself is put together well enough that my weapon wouldn't fall out.I was also initially concerned that there may be some inadvertent trigger contact due to the design of the safety strap etc. but after a dozen or so practice draws, I have had no issues, and no longer have any concerns about its safety.For the price, this holster was worth the wait.

Fits the full size M&P9 with a rail mounted laser, and holds the gun firmly. The product is well made and is a solution for holstering guns with rail mounted accessories. To holster the gun, the gun barrel bore is inserted over a tapered stud in the bottom of the holster, then the gun is pivoted firmly up and forward into the holster, where the holster snaps around the trigger guard. There is a lot of pressure and rubbing on the gun's slide when inserting and removing the gun, which scratches the slide. The manufacturer acknowledges the scratching problem on the packaging, but denies any responsibility for it. I tried putting electrical tape over the part of the holster that rubs on the slide, but the holster pressure and the slide tear it up. The snap strap rivet is right over the rub area, but I do not think that the rivet is contacting the gun. Now I'm trying to ease the pressure by wedging wood blocks into the holster to spread it a bit, as the snap strap should pull the holster back snug to the gun.

This holster is not for a Ruger American pistol . I did make it work had too heat up retaining strap a little pull worked . Would not recommend for Ruger American 9 mm pistol

This is not a pull it straight up and out holster. A slow smooth pull will most likely hang up. With a slight forward cant you draw up and through the open side. With a little practice it seems pretty efficient. The snap can be easily released with one hand. There are exposed rivet heads that are recessed. They haven't scratched my gun yet but I may just put a thin coat of black silicone over them to be sure. I used this with a Glock 17 & TRL-2. On drawing and holstering I have unintentionally turned the light on. When holstered and snapped the pistol feels secure.

Poor product! Flimsy paddle!

Fits my S&W SD9VE like a glove. The roto-paddle holds great.

As described.