FobusGL2E2 Evolution Holster for Glock 17, 19, 19x, 22, 23, 31, 32, 34, 35

I am sure this would fit the Glocks fine, as I have always been a fan of fobus holsters. Unfortunately, none of the polymer holsters for Glocks seem to fit the Shadows Systems counterparts, even though they use the same parts across the board. I would recommend the FOBUS for any Glock, but if it's a Glock clone or heavily modified Glock it may have issues.

I don't like that the weapon doesn't snap into the holster. It is good if you are on the gun range for holstering your weapon. Someone can easily disarm your weapon if you are not careful because it is very easy to pull out of the holster

This is an excellent over the belt sports holster that fits my S&W Shield 9mm like a glove. I does not lock the gun into place (I don't like holsters that do because 1) it's one more thing to think about and 2) pressing the lock mechanisms on that type of holster often guides your finger inside of the trigger guard which could lead to discharging the weapon as you draw -- OUCH). It does hold the pistol firmly and it does take a positive pressure to draw. Not sure I would recommend as an open carry holster because it would be pretty easy for someone to come up from behind you and take it, but for training, range use, sport carry out hunting, etc. I thin this would be great.

I bought this for my CZ 97B. Even though it is labeled to fit this gun, in my opinion, it is way too snug. Despite the retention screw almost all the way out, drawing the gun is way too difficult with a good holster belt. I have other Fobus holsters, and they all fit their respective guns out of the box much better than this one. This is not a gun that I would carry, but even as a range holster, I think it would be too awkward. I'll probably return it. If you're looking for something for a 97B, I'd look elsewhere.FYI: After receiving the holster, I tried the gun in the holster that came with my XDM 9mm, and it fit like a champ with good retention and much smoother draw. Interestingly, it is also made by Fobus for Springfield.

A very well engineered holster. Holds my Glock securely without a bunch of bells & whistles or difficult buttons or levers. AND it's very easy to re-holster your weapon. It covers the trigger guard to prevent your trigger finger from inadvertantly contacting the trigger upon presentation (resulting in an unintentional discharge.) By comparison the Blackhawk Serpa is discouraged by my training facility (Front Sight)because pressing the release button upon presentation could lead to an accidental discharge. I also bought an Uncle Mikes Kydex, open top holster for my wife. [ASIN:B003R6RKTI Uncle Mike's Tactical Kydex Open Top Hip Holster with Paddle and Belt Loop Accessories, Black] Although they have different retention systems (The Uncle Mikes requires twisting the handle of the gun inward slighty to release while the Fobus requires a sharp pull upward) I would recommend EITHER ONE. Both are quality products.

Fits my Taurus PT907 Slim perfectly.......if you don't connect your laser site or flashlight. Then it does not fit. Booooo. Only reason I gave it 4 stars cause it doesn't fit with my laser add on. Not a big deal, I turned this into a birthday present for a friend and got another holster that would fit my pistol with a laser. If you are using this with a stock pistol then it is perfect, locks in and holds it tight.

This holster fits My M&P 9 like a glove. Easy to get the pistol out and easy to get in. It's not a paddle holster but it is very comfortable on my 1&3/4" belt. A great holster for concealed carry.

I purchased the holster for a four day defensive handgun course. I ended up not using it after the second day. The holster is very practical and I would use it on regular basis for desert shooting and even concealment carry, however for constant tactical draw it's a little to tight. . I would recommend this product for general use and the price is very fair. I feel it's a good buy and would purchase another for other models of handguns.