Universal Tactical Drop Leg Holster, Optic Cut-Fit Most Pistol, Thigh Holster for Glock 17 19 19X 43X 26, Beretta 92FS, M&P 9mm/.40, Sig P320, Hellcat Pro, Echelon 4.0C/4.5F, Canik TP9 SFx,1911 & More

I really like the elastic straps; absolutely useful if you're someone with big thighs. The mag holder is surprisingly secure right out the box without any adjustment. As far as the pistol holster, I really like how you can adjust the tightness around your firearm; though I'd heavily recommend making sure the baseplate built in is/isn't enough for a snug fit, otherwise if you insert the adapter plate in it, you'll make it too small and then have to partially disassemble the holster to remove it (though TBF there may have been mention about it in the manual. Then again it's not the most descriptive on setup; my only real complaint so far.) Another small detail I really like: the holster not only comes with the bigger Allen key for attachments, but also has a tiny one for the gun holster tightness built-in to the unit, with a slot running along the length of the holster; though be careful adjusting when carrying, especially when loaded since the key can only be removed from the muzzle end; little bit sketchy TBH. Overall, I'd say it's a pretty good pick for open EDC! Easy to assemble, relatively versatile, given that it's meant for one side of the body. And pretty good value given the other options available on Amazon. Solid pick! (Will update if anything comes up in need of mentioning.)

After failing to find this type of holster at my usual gun accessory go-to sites I tried Amazon. Most of the products here are inexpensive game-oriented products...certainly not something I'd choose for active defense. The Level II holster is, in my opinion, a good product for defensive use. The quality of the components is excellent. The holster is comfortable to wear and keeps the pistol in place without being floppy (i.e. a CZ 75B stainless). The options offered in the design that provides for alternate ergonomic adjustment are unusual for a holster in general not to mention one of a leg drop design. I tried several handguns and found the holster could adjust for fit and lock for all of them. Retention is firm. The release worked for all and is firm and crisp. The only slightly negative comment I have is the holster is positioned a distance further from my leg than I'd prefer.

Item is good if you wanna go to the range, every time I walk my sd9 feels and could also hear it wiggle a little but it doesn’t bug me at all. Could just be my sd9 that’s the problem but it fits in and no loose bolts on the holster. With that being said it should only be for the range if you decide to use it while on duty I should warn you that with enough force your weapon could get taken without pressing on the release.

It’s good, takes a bit to get right on your leg. I recommend either getting longer screws for everything and/or some lock tight. I bought this for work and backpacking. When I was less than half a mile down the trail, the main screw that connects the leg strap and quick release backed out. Luckily no damage to my gun or anything. And I was able to reuse the screw until my trip was over. But now I have replaced that screw and the 3 that connect the belt strap and used thread locker.

Right now, I use this for my everyday carry on the job. The Good: Easy to adjust. Universal 9/40 fit allows versatility for multiple applications in case you switch firearms. Easy to take on and off. Rigid and sturdy. The Bad: Bolt to hold holster in place comes loose, have to retighten once a week. Sleeker guns (such as the M9) fit loose(ish) in holster, easier to accidently knock gun out of holster when sitting down. The Other: Belt quick release causes holster to ride very low. Lock will unlatch when drawing without depressing the release button with moderate force. Gun rattles slightly in holster. Adjustments I made for quality of life: Added Loctite to screw to keep from loosening. Removed belt quick release and fed lower apparatus through belt directly. Helped with draw height and pulling on belt. Added shims for tighter fit. Conclusion: Overall a decent holster if you're willing to put a little effort into making it your own.

Excellent fit with the adapter included for smaller trigger guards. At first I thought it was a lose fit but once I realized it came with a piece to replace, I am thrilled with the purchase. There are many that say they fit the 92x but this one truly does. Lock holds great and smooth release. Very versatile and easy to use.

This is the second drop holster I purchased of this type. The first was for my SIG P320 compact. I like it so much I purchased one for my full-size and use it on duty. The cant is fully adjustable and the pistol holding unit is modular so in theory it is easily changeable. I chose to purchase a second complete unit so each can be stored fully configured. I've used others which are far more expensive and this unit is better than them all at a fraction of the price.

The screw attaching the holster to the leg plastic detached after 15min of walking. I reattached with loctite and went back out. 5min later, the holster fell to the ground again. This time the screw in the attachment on the holster that connects the the first attachment backed out causing the holster to fall once again. Very dangerous!