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Question: Would this work for a Glock 30 properly?
Document: The only issue I had here is that since I'm so tall the belt straps barely reach my belt when the top is properly cinched down. It took about 30 minutes of pretty constant adjustments to get it to fit just right, but this is the first time in about 3 years I've even put on a shoulder holster so your mileage may vary.There is a button snap that holds the pistol in place.
I am still struggling with trying to get this on my body properly. The holsters hang loose at my sides and have no support that I can get to work... Maybe I'm just not doing this right, so if anyone can help, please do.
Great holster. Fits either my Glock .45 ACP or my Springfield 9mm. Someone complained that this holster is too big - they must not know how to adjust it. I am a big guy - 6'2", every strap on this thing is adjustable and it would seem can be fitted for almost anyone. It has tons of velcro and is a very versatile holster. SInce I just purchased it, it is tough to tell longevity, but it seems very well made.
So I can't say that this is a great product. Although it did hold a gun, Glock 17, and magazines. It wasn't terribly difficult to size, and I am a big dude at 6'3&#34; and 290lbs. But all that said, I would not trust this thing to retain a weapon in a real world scenario. It also has a clumsy strap that secures the gun in the holster, you can't call it a thumb break because it does not fall under the thumb like it should.
Ordered it as a Halloween prop. It worked well for its purpose. Held an airsoft USP well, and while it's a little hard to adjust at first, once you get it to where you want it, it feels nice. No idea if it would work as well for a real handgun.
This holster is a great value for the cost! The only thing I would warn a future purchaser about is that it's going to require a lot of adjustments and to make it truly work for you you're going to need to do a little fix'em'up on it. And it's no big deal for me to have to do so, but if you don't have the time then spend more money on a better quality holster!
Straps are a bit of a pain, but I found if I fed them through, then fed them halfway back, it took up a lot of the slack. and actually kept the one across the back from coming loose. Not a bad concealment holster. Would work well for any semi-auto pistol.
I've honestly never wore this out in public because that's how bad it fits me that Im afraid people are going to notice instantly. Id do a little more research before ordering this product, maybe if you are a larger framed person that wears baggy clothing it would work ok.
I would not recommend this for someone trying to carry a full size pistol. but I also don't think it would be great for a tiny PF-9 etc. So if you are going to carry something smaller than a 1911 but bigger than a PF-9.... it may work great for you.
This tactical holster works as advertised. It has plenty of storage for extra magazines, pepper spray, cuffs, etc. Easy to conceal under your jacket. The only thing I would worry about is if you are a heavy individual, I do not think this would work well for an officer exceeding 200 lbs.
Answer: yes