Elite Survival SystemsElite Survival Systems

I’ve had one for over five years and it still works great, and recently purchased a second. I’ve tried others and the clip was low on the holster, causing the firearm to protrude high above my belt line and therefore more likely to cause printing. This clip sits high on the holster, so the firearm sits low in your waistband, so printing is less likely. The fact that it can be made left or right hand draw is a plus.

This is an excellent IWB holster but I especially like it because it works well without a belt...The material is strong but not as rigid or uncomfortable as kydex or leather and the retention is good but not so firm that the holster comes with the gun even wearing sweatpants. After purchasing several different IWB holster this will be my daily CCW holster for my Glock 26...btw this feels like it was made for the Glock 26 it fits like a well tailored glove.

4 stars instead of 5 only because: This holster is ambidextrous, so on both sides of the holster there is a strap of nylon to retain the belt clip. The strap has sharp/rough edges, and this is uncomfortable when I carry with the holster against bare skin (hot weather carry). If you plan to carry with nothing between your skin and your holster, look for one that is not ambidextrous (if they even make them). Otherwise, I really like the holster - excellent fit for my Ruger LCP w/ Crimson Trace Laser Guard, quality construction, stays in place, the large belt clip allows me to carry with a bit of a forward cant, etc. A lot of reviewers here complain about the holster being difficult to slip in between the body and waistband, but that's a good thing because that means the holster will stay in place.

Fits the M&P Shield and Glock 27 very well and in a pinch even a Sig 1911 Ultra Carry (though the end of the muzzle protrudes very slightly). It's very comfortable for carrying AIWB or at 3/4 o'clock, the stout metal clip provides positive belt retention and the inside is grippy enough to hold the firearm without impeding the draw. I'm pleasantly surprised by the quality at this price.

For the price there isn't anything better out there. I haven't had any problems with my LC9 W/ CT Laserguard wiggling around or feeling like it had slid out of the holster. I belt clip is plenty sturdy, nice thick steel. Tricky to remove from your pants as the clip has a hook on the bottom to hold it into the holster. It is a little annoying but it is good thing as far as I'm concerned, because if you did have to draw there is no way the holster would come out even if you we'rent wearing a belt. 90% of the time I wear this with my LC9 I don't wear a belt anyways, the gun and holster set up isn't heavy enough to make a difference.Great holster, no bulk, no issues. Have had for 7 months now, but with summer approaching I will be carrying my LC9 more. I will update this review in the fall.Update after summer. I have used this quite a bit, still looks like it did when I got it. No fraying of material and the clip hasn't bent. The clip must be made of spring steel. Great buy!

I bought this for a Walther PPK, and it fits great. The construction is solid and it is very comfortable in the waistband. However, it will soak up a lot of sweat, as it did one day for me and left me with a bit of rust on the barrel and slide to clean off. The inside of the holster is not smooth either, and can wear off your bluing if you are constantly removing the pistol. The clip is very strong and my pistol does not jiggle about, even when riding my motorcycle.I may get something in leather.

Easily fits my Glock 19 which I carry all day. Very comfortable,.. dont even feel it.You MUST adjust the strap to fit the snap exactly where you want it to be.I did mine with a stiff plastic putty knife which I used to tuck the velcro nice & snug between the holster itself and the strong metal clip. Im particular & I dont like a loose fit at all. I want the gun to be held as properly as it is in a Duty Holster.

Pro: It secures the firearm acceptably for this kind of application; if your belt is snug, I wouldn't worry about it coming out. I use it for carrying SOB and it secures well enough and draws as fast as that carry position allows. Fairly durable.Con: The belt-clip design leaves a lot to be desired. Because it is such a basic design, it is a difficult, finger smashing, tool developing, swear fest to change the belt-clip if you need to attach it to the opposite side to change draw hand. The clip slides through the sewn on loop with the bottom of the clip a u-shape bend that rides over the loop and relies on pressure from the front of the clip to maintain it's position. The pressure of the clip is intense (which results in a secure weld with the belt, provided you can get it on. More on that), which makes it a serious pain (literal and figurative) to change out.What I hate most, however, is that the aforementioned u-shape (often) acts as an obstacle preventing the holster from sliding cleanly over a belt. Sometimes it slide right on as you would hope and imagine. Other times, it takes me several minutes to attached the thing to my belt. It is undependable and completely maddening.Lastly, as you would expect, the material is quite rigid until you break it in, which can be pretty uncomfortable, but that's temporary.But, it is cheap. Works in a pinch, especially after you have it on.