Level 3 SERPA thigh holster for G20 SF?

[Vitals]

I have been very interested in the SERPA tactical thigh holster for my Glock 20SF and have not been able to find out if they make that holster for the SF model of the Glock 20. I am planning on using it this deer season so I can still use my waist strap from my hunting pack. If anyone is privy to this information or has some recommendations it would be greatly appreciated
Thanks Folks

[JWHuey]

It just uses a G20/21 holster. The sf is just grip size. Frame/slide are the same as a full size. Any Glock 20 holster will work.

[Travis590A1]

I have been very interested in the SERPA tactical thigh holster for my Glock 20SF and have not been able to find out if they make that holster for the SF model of the Glock 20. I am planning on using it this deer season so I can still use my waist strap from my hunting pack. If anyone is privy to this information or has some recommendations it would be greatly appreciated
Thanks Folks

The Glock 21/20 in the sf models are the same thing in regards to holster size. I have a serpa lvl 2 for my glock 21sf. Its made to fit the models 21 and 20 sf or non sf makes no difference it will fit perfect.

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[SILENT GUNMAN]

Serpas are junk. Spend the money on a Safariland model 6004. The SLS is almost just as quick as the serpa but its a much better quality holster. It won't beat up your finish as much because it has a soft suede lining. Its what I use for my 1911 when I'm hunting. Don't get me worn, black hawk makes some good gear. Holsters just aren't very good.

[Vitals]

Thanks for the suggestion gunman. From what I have read, the Serpa I am looking at has gotten some nice reviews and I currently have another Serpa that works well while hunting. I think I'll give it a shot.

[Vitals]

Actually....Im starting to do some reading on the Safariland and seeing a lot of great stuff about that as well. I wish I could find a comparison of the two.....

[Grumpyoldretiredcop]

I have and use both Serpas and Safariland SLS holsters. I don't have a problem with either except that I'll occasionally have a slowed draw from the Safariland as the pistol drags on the lining, something that does not occur with the Serpa. Silicone spray and more attention to not twisting the pistol on the draw is the cure for that. With the SLS retention system, your index finger is (or should be) further away from the trigger as the draw is completed, but that's a training issue for Serpa users, not an inherent flaw in the system. If you're willing to devote more practice time with the Serpa, use it. If not, go with the Safariland.

[Travis590A1]

Serpas are junk? Um I'm going to disagree. I've had my level 2 serpa for a couple years now. Been on countless fishishing, hiking and camping trips. The thing still looks new and functions perfectly. Not sure about the lvl 3 but my lvl 2 is a rock. Some people dont like them due to the fact when you draw the pistol it automatically places your finger directly above the trigger which can cause a nervous or unexperienced shooter to potentially have a A.D. to me it is a good design. You draw your pistol and your instantly ready to fire. Practice practice practice. The serpa is light also. Makes it feel like cheap plastic but its not. Very durable. Blackhawk makes awesome products I own a lot of their gear and haven't had issues with anything.

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[Lugiahua]

SERPA is not good for people who failed trigger discipline.
you'd be shock how common some people just couldn't keep their finger outside guard.

[Markinsac]

If you're planning any training, check with the facility - there are quite a few that have banned the Serpa. Some completely ban them - others require that the finger release mechanism be removed.

I like the fit of the Serpa - used a duty version mounted on a belt slide on my duty belt. I recently started converting to the Safariland - would still like to convert them to a belt slide for a higher and closer ride.

[Grumpyoldretiredcop]

Forgot to add in my prior post that you might want to consider Blade-Tech's offerings also. No external retention devices and good retention.