Mega-fit OWB Holster for Full Size and Compact Pistols with Red Dot Sight and Front Hight Sight, Left/Right Option

Fits my HK V9 quite well after adjusting with included directions.

This holster was beyond my expectations.. Great quality work, finish, sleek design, and it's a level 2 with the push button release. They also have the push thumb release which I will be buying. This mega fit holster fits all my 1911 models and it's optic ready but unfortunately not light ready. It does states that it fits some lasers but I don't know what kind. It also fits most of my compact pistol with a semi tight squeeze. I only bought it for range practice with my son for his 1911. It's is slim but with it being outside the waistband band it's not for conceal carry but as I stated I specifically bought it for range practice. Also, It can be set at 10 different degrees/angles. Will definitely be buying another one. I needed 2 of them but bought one just to check it out. This is not a paid review and I haven't received any deals for this review.

Overall: 4.5/5. Decent little ALS range holster. It fits my Glock 19 just fine, but I’m very impressed that it also fits my Beretta APX A1 FS Tac as well considering the size and trouble most seem to have finding a holster for that model. I would knock it half a star because it seem like it isn’t out-of-the-box compatible with Cytac’s low ride holster system, however its an easy fix if you have a slightly longer mounting screw lying around and give it a little TLC when mounting. Also of note, the grip clearance with compact handguns is a little tight, so you sometimes end up scraping your fingers on the upper rear retention screw cutout when drawing. Overall, I’m impressed that a $30 holster performs as well as some $100 holsters I've tried. I wouldn’t necessarily use it for any duty work but would recommend to anyone looking for a more secure OWB holster that won’t break the bank.

This is a solid holster and happy I took the chance. So I have a similar holster from Trybe which my finger hits the trigger guard. This holster does not have that issue however the button is flush creating speed draw issues. You will need to add some kind of riser to the button/lever. It has plenty of adjustments and have used a few other brands. This is priced very nicely and doubt you would be disappointed. If they had an add on to the lever it could be 5 stars. In the drills randomly id pull my whole belt in draw attempt even though it felt like fully pressed. I retested and in fact was not fully pressed but just barely above the point needed. So in a duty use case your gun getting stolen from the holster would be unlikely.

This was so well received that 3 of my teammates and several other players a tmy Field that we play at all went out and immediately bought several for their kits. durability and function 10/10 Fitment of guns (2011 jw baba yaga, 1911, glock, and 2 other random guns twammates threw in) 10/10 Value best holster and accessories on the market 10/10

This holster fits my Staccato XC and my Pit Viper. I think for the price especially its a steal. You cant go wrong.

The holster DOES do what it advertises, it does hold firearms of different makes and models. So in that it does work. However, the paddle attachment that comes with the holster is VERY flimsy and flat out makes the holster unsafe to work with. When you draw your weapon it kicks out at the bottom which means you wind up drawing towards your body, and when you holster your firearm the bottom pushes in which means you wind up pointing at your leg. The main issue is that when you buy this holster you are not given any options other than the paddle. You have to buy ADITIONAL mounting options separately if you want something other than this unsafe paddle attachment. ALSO, in the picture I added, the little ridge I circled is absolute MURDER on your knuckles when you go to grab the gun. By the end of a range session my middle knuckle was red and almost raw from rubbing against that little hump. I am probably going to have to sand that down. I just wish I didn't have to. I don't understand why they thought having something raised right where your hands go on a holster was a good idea. Honestly it should look like my second photo. But in conclusion, until they fix these issues especially the unsafe paddle I would suggest trying a different holster.

Better than I expected. My Canik TP9 slid right in and locked. Comes with Allan wrench for adjustment. But I didn't need to use it. Paddle goes in easy but not easily removed. (Which I like.) Smooth and easy draw with a little practice hitting the finger release. SOLID BUILD. Well worth the money. And yes, I am a combat veteran.