Glock Combat/Sport holster

hps · 10-06-2012, 18:34

I wore this today for the first EXTENDED time, all I can say is WOW!! do yourself a favor and purchase one of these very cheap/ ugly holsters.
OUTSTANDING holster!!! G30 with a Daltech double bull w/stiffener belt. GREAT belt for a VERY reasonable price.

dakrat · 10-06-2012, 18:38

+1. its simple and it works. although I would not call it ugly. it looks much better than some homemade crossbreed copy that I have seen out there.

DustyDawg48 · 10-06-2012, 19:46

Couldn't agree more! I have 2 of them and I used mine for both carry and IDPA for years before finally choosing to go with custom stuff from Raven Concealment. Everyone that owns a Glock should own a Sport/Combat holster.

tercel89 · 10-06-2012, 20:18

I am not sure why I have over looked the Glock holster all these years since 1995 . I have one for my G30 and one for my regular Glocks and G17 . They are cheap and awesome !

Hugo R · 10-06-2012, 22:30

I have to agree. That's what I'll be packing my G26 to church and lunch in tomorrow.

HR

Travelin' Jack · 10-06-2012, 22:44

Great and underrated OWB holster. If I were a bigger fan of OWB, I'd wear one all the time.

BADSBSNF81 · 10-06-2012, 22:57

Been using one since for over 20 years. Can't beat them for the price vs function.

ejes · 10-07-2012, 06:58

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Originally Posted by tercel89

I am not sure why I have over looked the Glock holster all these years since 1995 . I have one for my G30 and one for my regular Glocks and G17 . They are cheap and awesome !

+1. Just got one a month ago. Wish I had tried it sooner.

FFR Spyder GT · 10-07-2012, 07:40

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Originally Posted by BADSBSNF81

Been using one since for over 20 years. Can't beat them for the price vs function.

+1!

I use on every day. I've had a G23 strapped to my hip on several +3,500 mile road trips, several +750 mile only stop for gas trips, from 5:30am to 12 midnight days and have never said "Gee, I wish I had a more comfortable holster."

I've also carried a G35 and a G20 all day in a Glock holster. Heck I even carry my Taurus PT845 in my large Glock holster.

pspez · 10-07-2012, 13:16

My favorite OWB.

Aquagear · 10-07-2012, 13:29

I use mine For IDPA, it holds the gun securely and draws clean.
In my opinion it is a great holster for the money.

Chuck54 · 10-07-2012, 14:48

Has anybody wore out one of these holsters?

trugracie · 10-07-2012, 23:30

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Originally Posted by Chuck54

Has anybody wore out one of these holsters?

This is what I'm asking!!!!
TBH I wouldn't hesitate one minute to take this thing on a SHTF situation. Not only is it secure, its tough and concealable.
Best $20 I ever spent!!!

flysubcompact · 10-08-2012, 00:58

I seldom carry OWB. Mainly when I'm practicing on the range. Got a Glock holster just for that.

One great thing about this little holster is that it works well with a Glock that has a Clipdraw clip.

akroguy · 10-08-2012, 05:05

I guess I'm not feeling it. I have two...small and large..and those belt tabs being on the fore and aft centerline of the holster (allowing for ambi carry) make it really weird to mount on a belt. On a poly lined (thick and rather rigid) Wilderness belt, it's just a mess trying to get it to lay comfortably flat against the hip. Those tabs are pretty stiff. If they'd just mold the tabs on either side to dedicate it as right or left handed, it would be awesome. The gun really pops into them perfectly, that's for sure. It's just the belt interface that doesn't work for me.

Or, I'm just missing something obvious here. I'm not the sharpest knife in the drawer.

stolenphot0 · 10-08-2012, 06:40

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Originally Posted by akroguy

I guess I'm not feeling it. I have two...small and large..and those belt tabs being on the fore and aft centerline of the holster (allowing for ambi carry) make it really weird to mount on a belt. On a poly lined (thick and rather rigid) Wilderness belt, it's just a mess trying to get it to lay comfortably flat against the hip. Those tabs are pretty stiff. If they'd just mold the tabs on either side to dedicate it as right or left handed, it would be awesome. The gun really pops into them perfectly, that's for sure. It's just the belt interface that doesn't work for me.

Or, I'm just missing something obvious here. I'm not the sharpest knife in the drawer.

Someone on here heated and molded the tabs to the direction he needed. May work for you?

GlockinNJ · 10-08-2012, 06:56

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Originally Posted by DustyDawg48

Everyone that owns a Glock should own a Sport/Combat holster.

It's as simple as this. It's just too good and cheap not to own one. They should probably just ship one with every gun sold.

socialwork911 · 10-08-2012, 08:00

ok convinced to try it for my g17 gen 4..who has the lowest price? anyone here know??

GlockinNJ · 10-08-2012, 10:28

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Originally Posted by socialwork911

ok convinced to try it for my g17 gen 4..who has the lowest price? anyone here know??

CTD seems to be out of stock.

Buds has it for $8.88:

http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/p...ducts_id/39782

Here's some others in the $12-13 range. It's dirt cheap so don't waste time shopping around too much to save 2 bucks. Shipping may be your deciding factor.

http://www.******tactical.com/glhospcoho.html

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/594...-polymer-black

denn1911 · 10-08-2012, 11:23

I had a few over the years but never tried it. I always dismissed them because they were so inexpensive. If I run across another, I try it.

socialwork911 · 10-08-2012, 12:43

thanks guys

RJHUB · 10-08-2012, 12:47

Wish they would put one of these in the box instead of the magazine loader I have never used.
I really like the holsters.

snowbird.40 · 10-08-2012, 14:41

I just got my first one this summer and the first thing I did was heat up the polymer next to the belt loop holes and shaped it for my right-hand draw. That REALLY helped. Then, I followed another trick I saw on a websit (GlockTalk?) and threaded the belt on from the back side so it actually goes OVER the holster and holds very tight against the body.

With my G26 I can carry concealed with a dark-colored Tshirt if it's in a 4-oclock position and pulled up nice and high and tight. Not the best for drawing, but with a GAP magazine base plate, it's just about impossible to see, no printing unless I do something stupid like bend over a long way and reach down to the left with my right arm ... otherwise I'm not concerned about being made by 99.999% of those who see me.

(O.K. - It probably helps that I'm on the verge of 62 years old, wear my hair very short and look like a retired grade school teacher :-))

Hugo R · 10-08-2012, 19:43

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Originally Posted by RJHUB

Wish they would put one of these in the box instead of the magazine loader I have never used.
I really like the holsters.

Absolutely!

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Originally Posted by snowbird.40

Then, I followed another trick I saw on a websit (GlockTalk?) and threaded the belt on from the back side so it actually goes OVER the holster and holds very tight against the body.

With my G26 I can carry concealed with a dark-colored Tshirt if it's in a 4-oclock position and pulled up nice and high and tight. Not the best for drawing, but with a GAP magazine base plate, it's just about impossible to see, no printing unless I do something stupid like bend over a long way and reach down to the left with my right arm ... otherwise I'm not concerned about being made by 99.999% of those who see me.

(O.K. - It probably helps that I'm on the verge of 62 years old, wear my hair very short and look like a retired grade school teacher :-))

I wore it exactly like that (I did wear a shirt ove the T-Shirt) 4 O'Clock and it completely disappeared, and it was comfortable and comforting.

For the money it's a great holster.

HR

mo.glocker · 10-08-2012, 20:03

you guys are killing me!,i just got set up w/my 2 comptac minators for my g19& my 36-30 hybrid and two serpas for range use,now i guess ill have to try these glock holsters(they do look like they fit tighter to the side)lol,this sight sells more stuff for glock,jef817