Would this holster be something I can easily convert to a tactical style leg holster?
630504
No. The one I have at least, for my J-frame, rides high. It is perfect for just behind the strong side hip. Also fits well for cross draw in front of weak side hip. Maybe the holsters for bigger guns hang differently, but the little one is not at all suited for hanging down your leg.
630505
Depends on the type of extender your using, this holster has a metal belt clip and nylon belt loop on the back. I took the metal clip off as I use this holster on a belt. The Springfield Armory holster would probably be better. I use the Mil-spec style leg holster(UM92) from Bianchi, holster, extender and web duty belt like the military uses/used. Tad pricey though for the whole rig.
630506
Yes it is made from thick heavy duty padded cordura nylon. With the skills and a heavy duty industrial style sewing machine you could add straps. But i do believe you would be much happier just spending a little more on a tactical leg holster. Plus this uses a strap with a snap to secure pistol in holster. Most tactical holsters use passive retention which i also believe you would be much more satisfied with
630507
The size I have would not work as it is for a large frame, long barrel revolver but if you have an appropriate size it would be possible. If you need one for professional duty then I would suggest you buy one. If it is just for casual use you could make something work. Assuming the necessary skill and equipment is available. A safe secure carry is important. Don't risk damage to the firearm for a cheap way to carry it. As much as a firearm costs it is smart to support it with good accessories.
1818045
Not sure but would ask Fobus, there are holsters that accommodate these features.
1923603
I don't think so. I have a regular shield 9mm and it seems like that holster fits pretty tight already. You can make it fit with a knife and needle and thread. You would be better off getting a pocket or shoulder unit. I have both and like them way more.
857905
Bruno I would suggest that You try to find someone or a gun dealer in your area that has the Fobus holster and would allow you to try it out. Preferably this would be at a range where you can see how well it retains your firearm and how easy it is to draw from.
1988497
donnie, that would be, yes and yes-but make sure you ask for s&w; bodyguard holster,it is worth every pinny it coast, i have ask a few cop friends had they seen this, even 1 trooper,none had,besafe pal, ps. if you use extended clip trim a little of with a knife. works well.
2268283
Absolutely. It is just a platform so it can be ambidexterous. You install your own holster/misc pouches
2228310
The Blackhawk Serpa series is not a drop leg holster unless you get the tactical series. They do make a drop leg accessory which will seamlessly transition from the concealment or side holster to the Serpa drop leg. I have owned 3 of the Serpa II and it is a great holster, if you are looking for strictly a drop leg tactical platform then the Serpa level 3 tactical series will probably fit you perfectly, the versatility of the Serpa series can go from conceal carry to side holster or with the drop leg attachment has the 3 different platforms. Either way you will pleased with the quality and craftsmanship of the Blackhawk series. The Blackhawk Serpa series is not a drop leg holster unless you get the tactical series. They do make a drop leg accessory which will seamlessly transition from the concealment or side holster to the Serpa drop leg. I have owned 3 of the Serpa II and it is a great holster, if you are looking for strictly a drop leg tactical platform then the Serpa level 3 tactical series will probably fit you perfectly, the versatility of the Serpa series can go from conceal carry to side holster or with the drop leg attachment has the 3 different platforms. Either way you will pleased with the quality and... » Read More The Blackhawk Serpa series is not a drop leg holster unless you get the tactical series. They do make a drop leg accessory which will seamlessly transition from the concealment or side holster to the Serpa drop leg. I have owned 3 of the Serpa II and it is a great holster, if you are looking for strictly a drop leg tactical platform then the Serpa level 3 tactical series will probably fit you perfectly, the versatility of the Serpa series can go from conceal carry to side holster or with the drop leg attachment has the 3 different platforms. Either way you will pleased with the quality and craftsmanship of the Blackhawk series. « Show Less
6621
I like the holster as an option. Its comfortable, easy off and on, and excellent quality, but its not my EDC holster. Like many of the reviews say you have to psychologically get used to the size. The reviews on YouTube "sneaky Pete holster review were helpful to me to see the holster on a belt.Sneaky Pete Holster for Sig Sauer P238 (Belt Clip)
1965314
Yes, it's a drop-leg holster. It adjusts to various leg lengths and thigh widths via Velcro.
944472
Not really... It's designed with an index finger button release. Theoretically, you could reverse the holster and put the holster in your pants, but not really designed as a conceal carry holster. Probably better to use if you had a coat over it, as it is not overly bulky.
2125141
Yes, I have used this holster on duty its very durable and comfortable light weight. I would recommend it.
256376
Absolutely. That is what I purchased it for. Just have to remembler it is not a super "quick draw" holster. It is a combat style holster. It has an adjustable snap/strap that goes over the rear of the slide and an elastic band that can go over the grip frame for added retention. I love it.
2016750
I believe this is not a laser specific holster.do a little more shopping for a specific fit.
984365
I don't believe it would be practical. You might force it in but the fit would be poor and very top heavy. Wouldn't really consider a G26 an ankle gun. It would serve as a primary carry gun and the guns intended for this ankle holster would be considered backup guns.
74888
It is my opinion that this holster would not work as concealed carry. It was not intended to do that duty. It also requires a specific maneuver to draw the weapon. Normally concealed carry should be easy and quick to draw.
1416572
Hmmm, probably, but the holster itself is a piece of crap to be honest with you. Don't waste your money.
306703
Yes, the screw pattern will match right up to the Blade Tech Mag pouchs if you want to run it on there instead of a holster.