Well done!!! I have a Canik TP9SF with a tactical light strictly for home defense. I use this holster specifically for the range because of the tactical light not wanting to buy expensive holster just for the range.
So I've used one of these for years going back to 2008 ish when I was playing airsoft and/or paintball on a regular basis. They work great and last quite a while. I've still got one that I keep with some bug out equipment around the house that is in excellent condition. One thing that always bothered me though about them was the way that they would move around while on the run and even after just walking around for a while. They tend to get loose and wobble around on your leg. The fix for that was to have the holster ride as high as possible on your leg while still being able to access your pistol while wearing your kit. Rob Pincus has a great video with explanation about just that issue. Otherwise, these drop legs are great.
I just bought the holster for my new Glock 17 gen 4, very informative helped out in setting up. Getting use to the new stuff, the holsters and gear I had and and used go back to my Army days in the 1970s. Some Dam cool stuff out there nowadays. . Good Video. Phil
Thank you for the good show and tell on this holster. Another use is for those of us carrying when hunting if your state allows you to carry while hunting. Follows from the same idea that your primary is a rifle/shotgun.
Just bought one and like it better than my old drop holster that's on a panel but I’ve found a flaw. The inside female retention snap on mine is so proud the the edge of my Burris fastfire 3 catches it occasionally. I haven’t worked with it much but if it continues to do that I might remove the snap and just use the velcro. The Burris is on a Model41 Smith that I’m using for .22 Two Gun ZSA shoots. Quality gear. Love it.
I have the Molle version of this holster. When I first got it the gear snobs tried to give me grief about it because one it's not kydex and two it's condor. I just simply reminded them that if I "broke" it it could be repaired in the field with fishing line unlike their kydex. And I've seen plenty of rivets rust out and belt clips break. I've had this holster for three years it's great.
Seems to be a nice holster. For open carry I prefer single attachment point ( on pistol belt ) leg and thigh holsters with attached mag pouches for my main pistol ( full-size Glock 21 .45ACP Gen 2, which is also my nightstand gun. CCW guns like Glock 23 are carried in a belly-band holster ) I generally keep pistol belts ( the military, green kind ) set up for various pistols with MOLLE compatible double mag pouches ( so I can run double mag pouches all the way up to the buckle, 2 double mag pouches each side of the buckle, by simply looping the MOLLE straps around the belt. If there is any flopping around, I fish and weave paracord along the back loops on the pouches and tie it on the belt ). It feels more natural and easier for me to draw my main pistol with it riding about mid-way on my thigh and my chest rigs and tac vests ( I don't run plates, rather carry that extra weight in ammo. My main rifles are my AKMs and they have long mags, So I went straight to the Russian vendors and got an ANA Vest Alpha chest rig and Spetsnaz tactical vest, 1 for each AK, which are Russian military gear designed and built around the AK. Sometimes run .308 military rifles like the CETME ) don't interfere with my access to pistols and mag pouches. It also saves real estate on my pistol belts for my KA-BAR, AK bayonet, G.I. waist duffel at the small of my back, etc....... I'm currently using a Phenix Gear thigh holster for my Glock 21. It's very similar to this, and more expensive. I don't like the buckle and Velcro slowing my draw since, if I'm open carrying and "kitted up", it would be in SHTF/life or death where fast drawing is very important. Is there a way to get the buckle near the top out of the way and keep the Velcro out of the way/keep it from engaging so I can use the button thumb break by itself? I am seriously considering this holster for some of my pistol belts and will buy some if I can get the Velcro and buckle weapon retention systems out of my way. I normally keep pistol belts set up for various pistols and store them with tac vests and chest rigs set up for specific rifles, shotguns, what have you.
The Daily Shooter I have two actually. One in the coyote tan. The other in a cheap MARPat, digital OD I think is what it's called. I'll snap a shot for IG and tag you. On a unrelated note. Make sure to drop the word when the newest dailyshooter arrives.
Do you by chance know the max length of the strap that goes around the leg? I have a rather thick leg and am looking to get this one as long as I know it’s size
I just ordered one because I have a Glock G40, which is hard enough to find holsters for, but I also have an Olight Baldr pro on it, which is a less common weapon light apparently.
Very good your video about that leg holster. I know that nowadays there are many other types of holster in kydex but because of your video I bought this holster. Thank you for helping me choose my holster.
If you two-hand the holster, one on the firearm, full grip, and the left on the snap-tab, you can draw pretty fast if not, faster, with your off hand also being on the holsters snap-tab, you can also full grip the pistol faster while pushing out.
I walk a lot of Condor gear and love it. I am not a fan of a drop-leg holster, as I don't have any personality or self-image issues, but I do like and use the Condor VT Holster. It has many of the features that your holster has. I have been walking this holster for two years now. I am a former police officer and this holster fulfills my needs. Thanks for a good review.
One of the things you did not show is how to move the double retention strap for the top of the firearm. They are a pain in the ass at best. I do not understand why they would design that area where it almost requires a crowbar to make the adjustments. Other than that, I love the holster.
This holster is okay if you just want something to simply hold your gun while at the range. But I wouldn't recommend it if you're planning on doing shooting drills and exercises that involve drawing and holstering your gun.
Im only getting this to use with my bug out bag. Cold environment=big BOB, meaning waist strap, meaning few options for holsters. This should work just right
I like the Holster that is front break away, that holster there you have to pull it up and out then up aim fire, the holster I have breaks away in the front magazine on the side so I can with one smooth motion draw the gun forward and up and fire before guys with Hollister like these can get there gun out !
I got this for my all metal blowback airsoft 1911 replica. It disengages the safety and racks the slide about 50% of the time I holster it, and disengages the safety ~50% of the time I draw the BB gun. It *probably* won’t rack the slide of a real steel 1911 as the recoil spring is far stiffer, however I do think the problem of safety disengaging translates to the real steel 1911.
I might have missed it in your video, but is there a option to remove the leg straps and attach it to molle webbing on the side of a chest rig? By the way, great video. Very informative!
Possibly, they are sown in place on the underside of a loop, so you’d have to cut the thread first, but it should be possible to attach to molle webbing
Hi there, I have a doubt... If you shot the gun and after that it sits on that velcro strap the barrel will be so hot and maybe it can burn the strap isn’t it? Thanks!
Nope, not for me, I'd rather spend a little more money for a safari land or a kydex made drop leg holder, or any holster for that matter. Nylon and Velcro really doesn't offer nearly as much retention as a molded kydex, or similar material holster, too many variables where the nylon, or Velcro could fail. I'd hate to do running drills and have your pistol fall out because the snap came loose or the Velcro came undone. granted, I've seen it happen with a kydex holster too, but it wasn't a level 2 retention holster as it should be if it's a drop leg...
Warpetrie thing with Velcro is if it is coming loose, it should be extremely easy to hear, so you know it is and you have plenty of time to correct it.
Os there a link to that battle belt. You have shown me what ive been saying for years you dont have to pay a pretty penny for a good product. But ya do u have a link to that belt.
I have friends who have so many different things on their guns it isn't funny. One buddy has three different optics he runs. He has laser pointers, then he has flash lights mounted, muzzle brakes, extended magazines, you name it he's got it and he found that this holster gave him the ability to change for all his different configurations. Not only that but, it's not like he had to drop a bunch of money on, let's face it after buy all the add ons to his hand guns, funds were no as abundant, and then there's the wife.
I have tried the hammers shot, strong arm, triad and none of those worked. Maybe a fire strike( I haven’t tried). I think the rival pistol would be too big.
seems good but the snap button scratches my xd 9mm 5 in barrel the gun fits great and really tight is there some thing i am missing about the snap button
I like the way not only how he describes each part of the product but also its durability.
Wife: Stop messing with that fanny pack.
Me: It's my battle belt!
😂🤣😁👌
Well done!!! I have a Canik TP9SF with a tactical light strictly for home defense. I use this holster specifically for the range because of the tactical light not wanting to buy expensive holster just for the range.
So I've used one of these for years going back to 2008 ish when I was playing airsoft and/or paintball on a regular basis. They work great and last quite a while. I've still got one that I keep with some bug out equipment around the house that is in excellent condition. One thing that always bothered me though about them was the way that they would move around while on the run and even after just walking around for a while. They tend to get loose and wobble around on your leg. The fix for that was to have the holster ride as high as possible on your leg while still being able to access your pistol while wearing your kit. Rob Pincus has a great video with explanation about just that issue. Otherwise, these drop legs are great.
I just bought the holster for my new Glock 17 gen 4, very informative helped out in setting up. Getting use to the new stuff, the holsters and gear I had and and used go back to my Army days in the 1970s. Some Dam cool stuff out there nowadays. . Good Video. Phil
Thank you for your Service.
Keep up the Videos. keep fighting for our rights, here in Cali.
aren't you Californians suppose to be anti-gun or some shit?
@@janesmith3206 some are
Be advised the loop on top can accidently pull the trigger when re holstering the gun.
This is the case for almost all thumb snap holsters
I ordered $300 worth of gear from optic planet and used your 10% coupon thank you very much brother
just bought one for my glock 19, thank you for the review.
I have this holster, good gear and has held up well for the past year with weekend use.
Looks pretty adaptable to nearly all pistols. Straps looks thick and tuff. Looks like an awesomely nice investment.
Thank you for the good show and tell on this holster. Another use is for those of us carrying when hunting if your state allows you to carry while hunting. Follows from the same idea that your primary is a rifle/shotgun.
Just bought one and like it better than my old drop holster that's on a panel but I’ve found a flaw. The inside female retention snap on mine is so proud the the edge of my Burris fastfire 3 catches it occasionally. I haven’t worked with it much but if it continues to do that I might remove the snap and just use the velcro. The Burris is on a Model41 Smith that I’m using for .22 Two Gun ZSA shoots. Quality gear. Love it.
I do wear one for home defense because I find it comfortable and just as effective as a belt loop holster.
I have the Molle version of this holster. When I first got it the gear snobs tried to give me grief about it because one it's not kydex and two it's condor. I just simply reminded them that if I "broke" it it could be repaired in the field with fishing line unlike their kydex. And I've seen plenty of rivets rust out and belt clips break. I've had this holster for three years it's great.
My right ear thought it was a good review but my left is unsure if I should get it
Exactly how i feel rn
notification gannnggggggggg can't miss a single The Daily Shooter video, keep up the good work man!!!
Seems to be a nice holster. For open carry I prefer single attachment point ( on pistol belt ) leg and thigh holsters with attached mag pouches for my main pistol ( full-size Glock 21 .45ACP Gen 2, which is also my nightstand gun. CCW guns like Glock 23 are carried in a belly-band holster ) I generally keep pistol belts ( the military, green kind ) set up for various pistols with MOLLE compatible double mag pouches ( so I can run double mag pouches all the way up to the buckle, 2 double mag pouches each side of the buckle, by simply looping the MOLLE straps around the belt. If there is any flopping around, I fish and weave paracord along the back loops on the pouches and tie it on the belt ). It feels more natural and easier for me to draw my main pistol with it riding about mid-way on my thigh and my chest rigs and tac vests ( I don't run plates, rather carry that extra weight in ammo. My main rifles are my AKMs and they have long mags, So I went straight to the Russian vendors and got an ANA Vest Alpha chest rig and Spetsnaz tactical vest, 1 for each AK, which are Russian military gear designed and built around the AK. Sometimes run .308 military rifles like the CETME ) don't interfere with my access to pistols and mag pouches.
It also saves real estate on my pistol belts for my KA-BAR, AK bayonet, G.I. waist duffel at the small of my back, etc....... I'm currently using a Phenix Gear thigh holster for my Glock 21. It's very similar to this, and more expensive. I don't like the buckle and Velcro slowing my draw since, if I'm open carrying and "kitted up", it would be in SHTF/life or death where fast drawing is very important. Is there a way to get the buckle near the top out of the way and keep the Velcro out of the way/keep it from engaging so I can use the button thumb break by itself? I am seriously considering this holster for some of my pistol belts and will buy some if I can get the Velcro and buckle weapon retention systems out of my way. I normally keep pistol belts set up for various pistols and store them with tac vests and chest rigs set up for specific rifles, shotguns, what have you.
I have the same condor holster. Not too bad for a one size fits all holster.
MatteoSixSeventyFour I'm glad you like yours. 3 weeks isn't a long time to use something so that's good to know
The Daily Shooter I have two actually. One in the coyote tan. The other in a cheap MARPat, digital OD I think is what it's called. I'll snap a shot for IG and tag you.
On a unrelated note. Make sure to drop the word when the newest dailyshooter arrives.
Do you by chance know the max length of the strap that goes around the leg? I have a rather thick leg and am looking to get this one as long as I know it’s size
I'm getting tire of you making me spend ALL my money on gun sh*t... I'm BROKE!!!
Changing hobbies... Back to comic books, baseball cards and stamps!
Romano Woodfolk could be worse, your hobby could be a girlfriend.. Shit will make ya bankrupt
KosukiFire lol
You finding it useful today?
Yeah, cheap gun accessories use to have the price of expensive accessories
I just ordered one because I have a Glock G40, which is hard enough to find holsters for, but I also have an Olight Baldr pro on it, which is a less common weapon light apparently.
Very good your video about that leg holster. I know that nowadays there are many other types of holster in kydex but because of your video I bought this holster. Thank you for helping me choose my holster.
If you two-hand the holster, one on the firearm, full grip, and the left on the snap-tab, you can draw pretty fast if not, faster, with your off hand also being on the holsters snap-tab, you can also full grip the pistol faster while pushing out.
Nice review brother. Enjoyed.
FullSpectrumSurvival Thanks man. Appreciate it
I walk a lot of Condor gear and love it. I am not a fan of a drop-leg holster, as I don't have any personality or self-image issues, but I do like and use the Condor VT Holster. It has many of the features that your holster has. I have been walking this holster for two years now. I am a former police officer and this holster fulfills my needs. Thanks for a good review.
One of the things you did not show is how to move the double retention strap for the top of the firearm. They are a pain in the ass at best. I do not understand why they would design that area where it almost requires a crowbar to make the adjustments. Other than that, I love the holster.
This was exactly the review I was looking for with the right level of detail. What was the inner belt you used in that setup?
Good job. But how about a red dot optic mounted on the top of the slide? Will that fit?
you should mount the holster up closer to your hip
I understand the allure of an inexpensive fits all holster, but once you try the Safariland ALS holster, you'll never want anything else.
This holster is okay if you just want something to simply hold your gun while at the range. But I wouldn't recommend it if you're planning on doing shooting drills and exercises that involve drawing and holstering your gun.
Yes, I worry that the retention straps will get between the trigger guard while reholstering. Kydex is the way to go, but this holster is not bad.
Im only getting this to use with my bug out bag. Cold environment=big BOB, meaning waist strap, meaning few options for holsters. This should work just right
Good job man
Jarhead6 Thanks man
I like the Holster that is front break away, that holster there you have to pull it up and out then up aim fire, the holster I have breaks away in the front magazine on the side so I can with one smooth motion draw the gun forward and up and fire before guys with Hollister like these can get there gun out !
I got this for my all metal blowback airsoft 1911 replica. It disengages the safety and racks the slide about 50% of the time I holster it, and disengages the safety ~50% of the time I draw the BB gun.
It *probably* won’t rack the slide of a real steel 1911 as the recoil spring is far stiffer, however I do think the problem of safety disengaging translates to the real steel 1911.
Yeah I used a very similar one and I had to put my thumb on the back of the slide to holster it.
Good review,thank you
i always wanted to buy one...
+eltenda fabrizio Yeah me too I'm glad I finally got one
Great review thank you steve
Can you tell us how you managed to adjust the top restraint on the holster? Thankyou
Thank you for this precise and awesome review !
Great show!
Kind of reminds me of a Pistol burrito. But in a good way. LOL
got this for my Canik TP9Sfx. It just dosent work. It seems like a good product, but imma just aim for a different drop holster.
Nice drop holster as seems well made....Good review vid...Good stuff...
Is there a difference between "hook and loop" and "Velcro"?
I might have missed it in your video, but is there a option to remove the leg straps and attach it to molle webbing on the side of a chest rig? By the way, great video. Very informative!
True
Possibly, they are sown in place on the underside of a loop, so you’d have to cut the thread first, but it should be possible to attach to molle webbing
Love God Love your channel Thank you brother Thumbs up
Wow, I can see how much you used this holster!
Would you be able to put a pistol with a extended barrel or suppressor into this?
Hi there! I just found this video and I am looking for a thigh holster. Do you still recommend this or are you using something else these days?
Will it work with a Red Dot Sight? Thanks in advance.
Hi there, I have a doubt... If you shot the gun and after that it sits on that velcro strap the barrel will be so hot and maybe it can burn the strap isn’t it? Thanks!
Can I ask you why you wear your drop leg so low when it is meant to be worn right up and as high up the hip almost over the top of your belt
Philip Lucky drop leg holsters arent mid ride holsters
It's good for a fabric holster
What do you do if you need to get to your weapon fast this seems like a lot to do to get to you weapon how do you feel it works if your in a hurry
Nope, not for me, I'd rather spend a little more money for a safari land or a kydex made drop leg holder, or any holster for that matter. Nylon and Velcro really doesn't offer nearly as much retention as a molded kydex, or similar material holster, too many variables where the nylon, or Velcro could fail. I'd hate to do running drills and have your pistol fall out because the snap came loose or the Velcro came undone. granted, I've seen it happen with a kydex holster too, but it wasn't a level 2 retention holster as it should be if it's a drop leg...
Warpetrie two deployments, more years of training, and a similar product I bought 10 years ago is still going strong, not one dropped weapon ;-p
just want to be clear that around hear its called hook and loop not velcro bro
Warpetrie thing with Velcro is if it is coming loose, it should be extremely easy to hear, so you know it is and you have plenty of time to correct it.
Velcro
How's running with this? is it snug to your leg or all over the place?
Yes how is running??
I know this was made a while ago but if anyone sees this is this left handed capability
@Mack Doza ok thanks
That is designed for an electrical weapon, like a Taser or Stungun, is it not?
I got one and it constantly ejects my magazine when I walk. I’m taking it back tomorrow.
What gun are you using with the holster?
Os there a link to that battle belt. You have shown me what ive been saying for years you dont have to pay a pretty penny for a good product. But ya do u have a link to that belt.
do you think its better than the blackhawk serpa drop leg holster?
Do you like the thumb break being that far over?
This or something similar is all I need for whenever I am carrying my ruck on my back.
That's exactly why i'm looking at this; to pair it with my bug out bag
It’s a nice holster. I like it . But that’s a lot a Velcro. Over time, with a lot of pick and pull it starts to ware off .
Nice video thank you. :)
+Richard Maunder Thanks Richard
I have friends who have so many different things on their guns it isn't funny. One buddy has three different optics he runs. He has laser pointers, then he has flash lights mounted, muzzle brakes, extended magazines, you name it he's got it and he found that this holster gave him the ability to change for all his different configurations.
Not only that but, it's not like he had to drop a bunch of money on, let's face it after buy all the add ons to his hand guns, funds were no as abundant, and then there's the wife.
Drop leg open carry how do you feel about it?
I got a question. Is it possible to have the drop leg holster loop around the belt on my pants? I need to get a new condor battle belt.
And....does it come in Black?
How well does your handgun stay secure?
Does a Desert Eagle fit into it?
would this holster fit a makarov?
Did you try running around and go prone with it? Let me know how it'll hold up...
tri bui works great
did you guys catch that? it called hook and loop, he said it real quick so you might not have caught that
Will it hold any type of drill driver?
Ok crazy question will this fit a nerf rival blaster
I have tried the hammers shot, strong arm, triad and none of those worked. Maybe a fire strike( I haven’t tried). I think the rival pistol would be too big.
@@crazygorilla8271 thanks
Do you know any drop leg holsters besides the safariland that can fit an rmr on the pistol?
Kevin Michael go with Safariland, trust me you’ll be glad you did
I'm 14 and SUPERRRR skinny and I want to know if a m9 can fit in it and if it can adjust to me
wonder how good this will work with a 1911
+JP Oner I think even with a 5" barrel it would be fine
great I'll try it out.
cool videos. I follow u on Instagram too. U from California?
you can try seibertron leg bag
My Ruger SR1911 fits nice in it.
My 1911 fits perfectly
Will it hold an XD9 with an O light?
Will it work without a battle belt
What do you think about condor MOPC????
How did you cut the leg straps?
Can I have the link of the belt?
Where is it made?
Would this work without a light? I have a Glock 40 MOS (10mm) but no light yet.
seems good but the snap button scratches my xd 9mm 5 in barrel the gun fits great and really tight is there some thing i am missing about the snap button
Put some tape on the bottom of the button yo
Think it can fit an M17?
Does it fit the canik TP9 elite combat?
Would it work for nerf/airsoft? You’re moving a lot in those, so I need to be sure my sidearm doesn’t jump out of my holster
Het Speelkwartiertje Slaat Terug if it’s stands up to dynamic range work, it’ll stand up to airsoft easy
What if you have a red dot???
would the holster be secure if i were to only use the leg straps and not the belt strap?
josh no
Wonder if this would work for a Glock 34. Website says 5" barrel max, that G17 is 4.5", but the G34 is 5.3".
It does
Does it fit the airsoft hi-capa 5.1?
Damn you. probably just sold me one.
What if I have a suppressor and trijicon RMR sight in my pistol will it fit in that holster 😏😏😏😏
terrible place for spare mag
M Blake Jr How's that?
The Daily Shooter same side as your shooting hand, opposite would be preferable
I agree, however it's the same concept as keeping one inside of an admin pouch on your chest. More of an "oh shit" option than your first reload.
M Blake Jr works great for a multitool
very nice brow
Does anyone know if you can mount a Canik tp9sfx with a Trijicon rmr on it ?