FOBUS GL43ND PDL FOR GLK 43 RH BLK

Like a lot of folks I have a drawer full of holsters for various guns. Always looking for The One for each gun. This one works great for concealed carry for a Glock 43. Narrow with a small paddle that brings it in close with minimal printing. Snug fit for the pistol, but backing the retention screw almost all the way out still lets it "snick" when you holster the gun and drawing was no problem. Paddle with a belt threaded through makes it very secure. If you haven't used a paddle holster before, make sure you put the paddle inside your pants THEN thread the belt through the back of the holster.

I have been a die hard Fobus holster carrier for 15 years. They are made incredibly well and I have one for each of my carry weapons. I can use this for both my G43 and G48. Durable and comfortable.

What I expected from Fobus. Very good holster. It is really made for a 43. Too short to completely cover a 48. It fits, just doesn't cover it. It's like puting a 17 in a holster made for a 19. It works, but wish they would make one that is really for the 48.

Another great Fobus holster, BUT as said before its WAY to tight, so I modded it by slitting the area under the screw and using a rubber tube around the screw like we do on our compition guns, that way you can adjust the draw exactly where you want it tension wise. I tighten it up till I can shake the heck out of it with the gun and it does not fall out, then a little tighter till it just starts to yank off your belt, and back it off from there. You can either locktite the screw or just leave it with the tension from the rubber hose (now a donut) Its near impossible to adjust if you do not slit it as shown as no matter what you do the "pivot" is to high. Anyway its great now and of course the paddle is great.

This holster fits glock 43 perfect. The paddle is comfortable. The retention is a little strong even with the screw adjustment. But it works well if wearing a belt.

I've been a fan of this company since I got my first holster for my Glock 22 in the 90's. This holster is perfect for my new model 43. No problems with retention or with drawing the weapon. There is a tension screw so I don't understand why some folks are having a problem with drawing the weapon from this holster. It's a high quality holster just like the 20+ year old model 22 holster I've relied on almost daily. I have this and an IWB from another company and I always find myself grabbing for this one.

I own several Fobus holsters and have always been satisfied with their construction and ability to securely hold my gun. This holster (GL-43 ND) fits the G43, G43x and the G48. The paddle is too small to support the G48. The picture shows the difference in paddle size when compared to a holster made for an M&P Shield (red rubber coating) which is a bit smaller than the G48. I doubt it will hold the G43 any more securely. Look for another option or wait until Fobus redesigns the holster.

I love Fobus holsters. I have several that I use for open carry of larger pistols. I have the G43 for deep concealment with a Vedders Light Tuck holster, and that combination works well. I bought this Fobus for competitions and range visits. In that context this is an acceptable holster. THIS PARTICULAR FOBUS HOLSTER IS NOT FOR EDC WHERE YOUR LIFE MIGHT DEPEND ON IT. My problem is not the retention of the gun in the holster as others have complained. The retention of the gun in the holster is about right. The problem is with the tension of the paddle to grab your belt through your pants. This is a very small holster and, therefore a small paddle. The small paddle bends too easily. About every 3rd time you draw the pistol, the entire holster comes out. Not cool if you need to access the trigger quickly.

Good kit. Arrived in good time. I loosened the retention screw and sprayed some WD40 inside then spent a while breaking it in by constantly drawing from it. Other reviews said the paddle was too small and whilst it is indeed smaller than usual I have no problems with it. For reference, I wear mine daily whilst wearing a suit and it’s comfortable and well concealed. If casually dressed in a t shirt etc I prefer an IWB appendix holster. Let me just add that the Glock 43X is great. Easily concealed, accurate for close quarter shoots and ten rounds is quite enough.