Fobus Holster for Glock Pistol- OWB, Glock Fits Listed Below, Concealed Carry

The fit for my Glock was perfect.

Great price, great holster.

I bought this holster for a Glock 20 10mm, it fit tight but after 15 draws the 20 slides out fine. I took it to the range today and broke it in. The paddle on the holster that tucks inside your pants is comfortable, fits nice and snug which allows no movement when drawing your weapon. The holster rides high and makes drawing the gun easy. This is a great option for open carry. My friend actually wears his and covers his gun up with a shirt for concealed carry. I never adjusted the holster I like it how it came.

This holster serves its purpose, but is not without the usual Fobus drawbacks. I purchased it for use with the Fobus thigh platform, and there are two things in particular that I don't care for with this holster that have been consistent with the other Fobus holsters I've owned. The first is that the tension on the firearm is significantly too high. On their website, Fobus indicates that you have to quickly jerk the gun to get it to release from the holster as a means of preventing someone from disarming you. The problem is that the tension on the firearm is so tight that half the time the holster comes off your hip because you have to pull so hard to release it from the holster, which then presents a big problem if a threat is rapidly approaching you. This problem can be rectified with a sharp wood chisel to shave down some of the plastic from inside the holster, but a pretty significant amount of plastic has to be shaved off before it will release the firearm without a significant effort, and I'm not a big fan of having to modify my equipment prior to use.The other thing that is problematic about the Roto holster is that the teeth that are used for the rotating portion of the holster are not substantial enough, and in the process of quickly jerking the gun from the tight holster, the holster will rotate to a different angle position and have to be readjusted.I realize that Fobus makes a holster with adjustable tension, but I have a Glock 20, and that holster feature is not offered for a Glock 20, so I had to resort to the regular holster, which has the above-mentioned issues. Other than these drawbacks, the holster is very durable and will likely take any abuse I can throw at it, but I've had consistent problems with the standard Fobus holsters being too tight, and the problem has yet to be rectified.

This is a great holster and works well. Very comfortable when carrying concealed. My only complaint on the case is with it being a slip on paddle holster when you go to draw your pistol the holster does not want to let go of your pistol. I have two of these one for my Glock 21 and one for my Taurus 24/7 pro. Same problem on both holsters. If it weren't for this one flaw I would rate this holster at a 5. Maybe if you work the holster with multiple draws it will loosen up. I have had mine for about 2 years now and carry on occasion. Still has not let up its Kung fu grip after all this time. If I were in a real pinch I would hope this case would let go on a hard draw. What happens is you go to draw your weapon and the holster comes with the gun and all. Hard to shoot while still holstered at a draw!

Everyone has an opinion of what holster to buy. I got this one and love it. I will say the only issue I had was it is a tight fit and I started off not liking it due to that and that alone. I found out that if you have a silicone rag use it to wipe the inside of the holster to help break it in and to allow it to be drawn quicker. I am not one to tell you what holster to buy, but I will say that this is a great holster and I love it and trust it if ever I need to protect my family or my self while away from home.

Fits and works well. Snug retention on my pistol. You have to practice a bit to get a clean draw due to the firm retention. But that is a GOOD thing!

comfortable, firearm is secure a quality holster... this is my second Fobus paddle holster and they are both great !!!