Pistol holsters

[MAGPUL]

Hey,

Was looking into buying another pistol as i sold my previous one, the only problem was the holster. I do prefer thigh holsters to shoulder/rig holsters but i don't know what i descent one would be to get. My previous one felt loose and the holster moved around a lot when i was moving and it doesn't feel right...

What would be a recommended holster that feels well attached to the thigh?

thanks

 

[BaggyPants]

Blackhawk Serpa or Safariland. Had two Serpa tactical leg platforms, one for a Sig 226 and the one I have now for the Glock 17. Very solid on the leg, with no movement side to side or up and down.

 

[Tristan Orr]

I have to agree with the Blackhawk holster! Altho I don't have a drop leg panel atm I can always add to it later which is one aspect of the Blackhawk holsters I love. I use them for me TM Glock 17 fit perfectly very secure and doesn't more one inch in any direction when I'm running or diving about the place!

 

[MAGPUL]

It's quite pricey but if it will minimize the movement, then that's perfect.

Cheers for the reply's

 

[Counting Count]

you do know there are clones for them don't you?

 

[Tristan Orr]

Ya but the clones can be really bad, and I've seen them break under the same pressures as a real one can stand up to. Personally I would stick with the real ones.

 

[Cameron364]

I'm not sure how much the Safariland or Blackhawk ones cost, but Bladetech do injection molded pistol holsters, you can get many different styles and I think the LAPD use them, you can either get just a bog standard one or you can get one that has a spring loaded catch, etc, etc, etc!