CYTACMega-Fit Light Holster Compatible with Streamlight TLR-2/TLR-1 HL, Right

I order it for my Glock 30 with Trlc1 light and it did not even closely fit it… I tried it with a light laser… And no.. Both were a negative ..But I clearly states it will fit and work in the item description. And I ordered a Right hand holster…. I received a Left hand holster…..

Finally found a holster for my HK P30L w/compensator and laser. I just did a small modification on the bottom and it works great. Great price also for a hard to find solution.

I'll start this review by giving some information. I bought it to hold my Walther PPQ Q4 tac. I have a mounted O Light Valkyrie and a Holosun 407C optic. So, to be clear, I am not using either of the lights the holster was designed to hold.I bought the drop leg version of the holster.Pros:The holster contains my gun very well after tightening the screws. I am able to hold my holster upside down and shake it without the pistol coming out. For a Level 1 retention it seems to be great. (This is a L2 Retention holster, so see cons below).The holster is cut off for optics, so it fits my top mounted Holosun 407C No problem.The holster is open ended, so it fits my threaded barrel no problem.The straps for the leg attachment are able to be adjusted, and the drop leg version of the holster has some molding and padding on the back so that it wraps around your thigh well.Cons:My trigger guard is not completely covered. I can slip a finger in the side and touch my trigger. This is even more problematic if you have small slender fingers.The holster does not perfectly fit with my o light. When I insert the pistol, the L2 retention knob catches and activates, but I am able to draw my pistol from the holster without activating the lever. I am able to just pull it over the stop with a little force.- I can turn the holster upside down and shake it and my pistol will not come loose, but I am able to draw it out without pushing the side button. (I am assuming this is because I'm not using either of the 2 lights the holster was designed for, but I cannot confirm as I do not own either of those.In summary: I would have given this holster 5 stars, as I can't expect it to work perfectly with my light configuration when it does not advertise that it works with the light I am using. I think the retention it does have is good enough for my needs, and if I need better I can buy a streamlight and hopefully fix the issue. My main concern is that the trigger guard isn't completely covered, and that is why I'm docking a star.If you're like me and you cannot find a holster for your specific pistol configuration, I'd give this one a try - especially if you own one of the two lights mentioned.

Quality wise the materials are good. Probably as good as any other Snob brand you can think of. Fit's my G19 with TLR 1 just fine. Actually also fit my AREX Gen 2 X with it's TLR just fine. Plenty of room for the suppressor height sights as well.Now the bad! You can absolutely get your finger into the holster and pull the trigger while holstered. I believe someone else gave the same review and this is a 100% true. With that being the case at most this is something you can use on the range but I wouldn't be getting on the ground or doing any training that involved the potential risk of something getting into that holster and hitting that trigger.I understand the shaping and I appreciate having enough room to grab hold of the grip. Some of the Snob brands dont even give that much space but it's too much space. They need to reshape it to cover that trigger a little better. I would say skip this one for now unless you just really need an ALS holster but this is not something I would to out in the field. EVER!!! Not until that trigger guard issue is fixed.

Great leg holster for the price