OWB holster question

[jwilthethrill]

I'm in the market for a holster for my glock19 with a TLR-1 tac light and a RMR. Whats a good brand that will work with this, money isn't an issues. I am going to be taking some training classes soon and they all require a holster. Any links would be very helpful.

THANKS

[AreWeFree]

This is what I'm using, really happy with it. http://www.jmcustomkydex.com/p/OWB-V2.html

Looks like RMR will work no prob, they have an option for that and your light.
btw I went with 10' cant, a lighter color, full sweat guard, and standard ride height.

[jwilthethrill]

This is what I'm using, really happy with it. http://www.jmcustomkydex.com/p/OWB-V2.html

Looks like RMR will work no prob, they have an option for that and your light.
btw I went with 10' cant, a lighter color, full sweat guard, and standard ride height.

cool, ill check it out, thanks!

[SVTNate]

I second JM Custom Kydex. Great holsters. I carry my G30SF in their OWB 2 model.

[teflondog]

Since it's OWB I'm assuming that concealment isn't a concern. If so, my favorite OWB holster for open carry is the Safariland ALS light bearing holster. The thumb release is very intuitive and the holster will hold the gun even if you remove the light since the lock retains the gun at the ejection port.

[Stumpfenhammer]

I'm in the market for a holster for my glock19 with a TLR-1 tac light and a RMR. Whats a good brand that will work with this, money isn't an issues. I am going to be taking some training classes soon and they all require a holster. Any links would be very helpful.

THANKS

Blackpoint Tactical makes excellent holsters: http://www.blackpointtactical.com/shop/light-mounted/

And if you also find yourself in need of a concealment holster: Their Mini-Wing IWB is more comfortable than my $200+ custom leather holster and all the hybrids I've tried.

[SVTNate]

Since it's OWB I'm assuming that concealment isn't a concern. If so, my favorite OWB holster for open carry is the Safariland ALS light bearing holster. The thumb release is very intuitive and the holster will hold the gun even if you remove the light since the lock retains the gun at the ejection port.

I carry concealed with an OWB all the time. Have done so for over a decade.

[FeuerFrei]

Fobus RTB19 will work.

$28@ Amazon.

This is a good first holster for field exercises. It's a good one until you fine tune your shooting juju.

You'll end up like the rest of us and have a HUGE collection of over priced holsters that sounded cool when purchased but failed to please.

Caveat emptor and make sure you buy a good stiff belt if not already in possession.

Sent using 2 cans and a long string.

[champu]

I second JM Custom Kydex. Great holsters. I carry my G30SF in their OWB 2 model.

Thirded. I have two OWB-2s, both for pistols with TLR-1s. I went with 10 deg cant, standard height, mid guard for both.

For a glock 19, though, you should have a ton of options out there. Definitely check out other suggestions too.

[ElvenSoul]

SERPA just say no thank you!

[Dollar]

Bravo Concealment. I have one for the exact set up you have, Glock 19 mos with a RMR06 and TLR1HL. Reasonably priced also.

[LMT4ME]

Cook's holsters. They are my go to holster.

[supertrooper]

Since it's OWB I'm assuming that concealment isn't a concern. If so, my favorite OWB holster for open carry is the Safariland ALS light bearing holster. The thumb release is very intuitive and the holster will hold the gun even if you remove the light since the lock retains the gun at the ejection port.

+1. safariland are the only owb holsters i use. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0042...17F15MWS3&vs=1

i dont have any guns with RMRs on them so im not 100% sure it will clear the top edge of this holster but it works great with a tlr1.

[SIKwitIT]

Check out http://gundoholsters.com

Just got one for my m&p 2.0
Very very nice holster.

[L84CABO]

I second JM Custom Kydex. Great holsters. I carry my G30SF in their OWB 2 model.

+1. JMC's work is top notch.

Also...

Safariland
G Code (if you like your hoods spring loaded)
Raven
CompTac