OWB Holster for Glock 26 27 33 Gen 1-4, Tactical 360 Degrees Rotatable Outside Waistband Paddle Molle Belt Holster with Index Finger Release Button, Polymer Open Carry Holster, Right-Handed

It’s comfortable

I bought this OWB holder to attach to my hunting pack. There's no need to conceal while your in the woods with a rifle. This holster had a very loose fit compared to a kydex holster, and I was concerned about the Glock 26 rattling as I walked. That turned out to not be a problem, but the fit is loose. After about three days of use, I was packing up to head out into the woods when suddenly my gun fell to the ground. Luckily I heard it drop and realized that it was still in the holster and the other part of the holster was attached to my pack. The holster had come apart where it screws together in order to allow you to pivot the holster. If I had been in the woods or on an ATV when this holster fell apart, it would have been a serious search to try to find this weapon. I managed to reassemble the holster later on, but did not trust it in the woods, so I carried my weapon inside my pack. The part that clips on to your belt was too small to clip on to my pack, and too big for my belt. I was able to make it work, until it fell apart on my. Fortunately my Glock 26 did not sustain any serious damage (small scratch on the mag). I'm not sure what I'm goin to do with this thing now. I will definitely buy a different kydex holster to attach to my pack.

Update: I like the holster so much I bought another one with the intent to fix the flaw with a longer bolt. Upon attempting to do this I noticed that they had already fixed the issue, maybe my original purchase was defective, maybe I got an updated product the second time.They also contacted me to attempt to resolve the problem.I still suggest checking for this flaw in yours if you decide to buy one.Old review belowDo not use this for a real gun. In all honestly this would be a nice holster except for one major flaw which makes all the rest of the features not matter at all. The holster part has a threaded hole in it that mounts it to the belt clip part via a bolt. This would be fine however half the threaded hole is plastic threads and the other half is metal, again this would be fine however the bolt is too short to reach the metal threads. So one good yank and the holster and your gun are no longer yours. Huge huge huge flaw.

Pistol locks in nicely. Not as easy to conceal as some of the other holsters l have but l knew that going in

Exact fit

Ive bought a few holsters before, but this one has everything I was looking for...Molded polymer construction.I can take it off without undoing my belt.It has a Level 2 Retention thats secures the handgun in place (others I owned did not have this feature).It covers the whole barrelYou can adjust the angle.The audible-click locking system is a plus.I will use it everyday for work (Im a LEO), so I will posting a follow-up in about 3 months to let everyone know how it worked out.

It's good at first, and the more you use it, the more it tends to show how cheap it was made. And sometimes the Glock Lock will fail and can pull the gun out of the Holster. The finger tap is very sensitive and slightest touch your gun will come out. But it is cheap. It also has directinol Control. Not sure why you want that but it's there.

I like this holster. I have a Gen 5 Glock 26 and it fits perfectly. It slides and locks right in. There is no slack/looseness as far as the pistol fitting in the holster. The holster allows you to pivot the holder, 360 degrees until you find the angle that suites your liking. I even had it angled upside down(unloaded) and jumped a few times to see if it would fall out, and it didn't. There is also a lock that will allow you to lock it at an angle of your choosing. Its also easy to pull off of your belt. I have no complaints