1.Does it work with a Glock 19 holsters? 2. Is it possible to put extra weight inside?
1672998
It should work with your holster; can't add extra weight. The gun has a real gun feel and nearly the same weight.
1672999
It does not work with Glock 19 holsters. It is not really based on the Glock profile, but it is close. It is actually closer to the Glock 17 in overall size, but is actually wider, and the trigger guard hass a different profile. I have a moulded leather holster for a Glock 20/21, and the LaserLyte trainer fits nicely in it. It is heftier than pure formed plastic, but not the weight of a loaded pistol, which is what I think you are seeking. I would not try to put weight into it for fear of damaging the trigger "clicking' mechanism which is what fires the laser. However, you could probably add some weight at the bottom of the grip area. It does not work with Glock 19 holsters. It is not really based on the Glock profile, but it is close. It is actually closer to the Glock 17 in overall size, but is actually wider, and the trigger guard hass a different profile. I have a moulded leather holster for a Glock 20/21, and the LaserLyte trainer fits nicely in it. It is heftier than pure formed plastic, but not the weight of a loaded pistol, which is what I think you are seeking. I would not try to put weight into it for fear of damaging the trigger "clicking' mechanism which is what fires the laser. However, you could... » Read More It does not work with Glock 19 holsters. It is not really based on the Glock profile, but it is close. It is actually closer to the Glock 17 in overall size, but is actually wider, and the trigger guard hass a different profile. I have a moulded leather holster for a Glock 20/21, and the LaserLyte trainer fits nicely in it. It is heftier than pure formed plastic, but not the weight of a loaded pistol, which is what I think you are seeking. I would not try to put weight into it for fear of damaging the trigger "clicking' mechanism which is what fires the laser. However, you could probably add some weight at the bottom of the grip area. « Show Less
1673000
I don't know but I do know it doesn't fit in the the g 30s or g 21 holsters.
1243682
The pistol will fit in the holster but the retention strap will not secure the gun.The strap is designed to hook over an exposed hammer. They should disclose this in the product description.I found out the hard way.
2176323
I personally don't know about the Glock 30s specifically. But no it does not stick out far enough to mess with your holster. Its just far enough to get a better grip but not so far that it changes interaction with and holsters or accessories.
647917
I think it is better designed for a revolver with at least a 3" barrel but I can tell you a Ruger LC9 fits deeper than the picture but the grip is still exposed like the picture. The grip is not exposed enough for an instant grip. I think your Glock is around the same size?
85532
The holster will fit a glock 19. There is only one holster and it is not detachable.
2180376
Remora Holsters makes one that works with my Glock 19 and CMR-203. You can shop on-line and they will customize as needed. I have tried IWB custom holsters that have not worked out so well. The laser activates when carrying IWB. The Remora with reinforced opening has worked out well. It is an OWB but is still very concealable.Good company to do business with and excellent quality products.
272950
Yes. It work well. Works good for my Glock 17 4th generation which is bigger. I hike every weekend all year long and carry my Glock 17 with me and it fits great. You can order a second velcro gun hold if you want two since it works on either side. Don't be fooled by the velcro. It holds great. Jogging with any gun seems awkward but I believe it will stay snug mine does on long mountain hikes.
1483774
I am not experienced enough to answer that question. It's okay for a practice holster, but sometimes the holster comes out with the gun.
1777098
Sorry it has taken so long to respond. My wife carries a Walther 9MM in it. As I recall, the Glock 17 is bigger than the Glock 19, it might be a tight fit. The leather had an odor to it, but a little leather soap and leather conditioner will take care of that issue. If you care this for casual carry, it will be nice, it is more like a big wallet, than a purse. Don't expect to be a quick draw artist with this system. Andy, Retired LEO/ Firearms instructor.
2031701
I use for my Glock 23. It fits perfectly snug and no movement of firearm. I like this holster!!!!!
836398
The holster is carried Outside the belt. If you try to place it inside, then your belt would no longer have any smooth surface to support it correctly. Also, it would deform the leather.. KH
1319552
It's too small to hold any glock. It's also not going to securely attach to a bag. You can get something like a TCP or LCP in it
2012444
The gun is held in place by the tension of the plastic, can be set for a tighter or looser fit by adjusting the two screws. It holds a glock tightly, but I wouldnt recomend for open carry, unless you can add some sort of retension strap to it.
785456
The belly band holster gun pocket should expand enough to accept a Glock 42 . It also has pockets on the opposite side to store 2 magazines... it stays in place very well,I use it over a t-shirt. The only problem I'm having is it tends to get warm and it's not even summer. I'm looking for one in a more breathable material. good luck.
2043293
My Glock 19 fit in it fine. It was actually a bit too roomy. Glock 30 isn't much larger, so shouldn't be a problem.
2023233
This absolutely accommodates 30rd AK magazines (both the plastic "waffle" ProMag and metal varieties) (1 in each of the 4 available pouches). It also accommodates Glock 17 9mm 19rd magazines (standard 17rd with a +2 floor plate added) (1 in each of the 3 upper left chest pouches). The two smaller pistol magazine pouches on the belt portion do not fit these, however. There is also a pistol magazine pouch mounted on top of the pistol holster: this one will easily fit a 19rd double-stack Glock magazine and it even (just barely) fits a 28rd magazine (standard 17rd with a +10 (+11 in reality) floor plate added). I can't imagine the Beretta's mags are much wider/longer, so you should be good to go. This absolutely accommodates 30rd AK magazines (both the plastic "waffle" ProMag and metal varieties) (1 in each of the 4 available pouches). It also accommodates Glock 17 9mm 19rd magazines (standard 17rd with a +2 floor plate added) (1 in each of the 3 upper left chest pouches). The two smaller pistol magazine pouches on the belt portion do not fit these, however. There is also a pistol magazine pouch mounted on top of the pistol holster: this one will easily fit a 19rd double-stack Glock magazine and it even (just barely) fits a 28rd magazine (standard 17rd with a +10 (+11 in... » Read More This absolutely accommodates 30rd AK magazines (both the plastic "waffle" ProMag and metal varieties) (1 in each of the 4 available pouches). It also accommodates Glock 17 9mm 19rd magazines (standard 17rd with a +2 floor plate added) (1 in each of the 3 upper left chest pouches). The two smaller pistol magazine pouches on the belt portion do not fit these, however. There is also a pistol magazine pouch mounted on top of the pistol holster: this one will easily fit a 19rd double-stack Glock magazine and it even (just barely) fits a 28rd magazine (standard 17rd with a +10 (+11 in reality) floor plate added). I can't imagine the Beretta's mags are much wider/longer, so you should be good to go. « Show Less
302180
Yes I use mine with a G19. It does require adjustment to your weapon for a good fit. It is almost too big for 19/23 but it holds securely.