Fobus RBT19BUND OWB Tactical Holster with Lighthouse II & III for Glock 19, 19x, 23, (excluding gen5) and 32

Solid holster - thought it MIGHT work with my G45 but that isn’t happening. Not because of the holster at all. It’s a nice fit but my G45 has high sights and the TLR7 on the front so no go! Otherwise it’s solid!

Works perfectly with all three of my pistols. Very little drag off the draw. Impressive for the price.

I have a Glock 23 gen 4 with a TlR 6 light as a EDC. I bought this holster as a replacement for a worn out company issued holster.I have had this product for only 24 hours and can say I cannot and will not trust this for use as my side arm duty holster.The design and idea is good but the fitment sucks. The strap is about 1/8 inch to short! And snap is cheap and junk. This is unacceptable for use as an EDC or Duty holster, I will be returning it in the next week and looking for a replacement.Please don’t trust your safety or someone else’s to the so called hype and marketing about multiple platforms fit meant. Granted it is only 50 dollars, but it should still work as advertised cheap or not in today’s standard.

I'm trying this out for everyday CC. So far, I can say that it is a comfortable paddle back. The firearm retention is better than most molded holsters without excessive releases. The release of the retention snap is a natural movement for drawing which allows the firearm to be drawn straight up without being impeded. This is a thick rubber strap which retracts out of the way when released. The trigger guard is completely encased by a hinged flap without interior protrusions which is critical for a striker fired firearm unless you don't mind an occasional AD. The design accommodates any pairing of off brand gear to the rail. Up to this point I would have given it 5 stars.When it arrived I was practicing holstering and drawing. After about six attempts, the snap slightly lost its shape and wouldn't latch. I applied slight pressure with a pliers squeezing the edges of the outer snap which works fine again. The rubber strap can be difficult to stretch into position to snap.Overall: I'm fairly pleased and you can't beat the price.

This holster fit my Glock 19 with 22 caliber Advantage Arms adapter without modification. The light attached (a PL-2 Valkyrie) works without a problem. I would have liked the holster to ride a little higher but it's not an issue.

I keep seeing people worried about the snap... It's a second retention; so the concern should be, draw, but not "falling" out if the snap popped. Like a number of kydex holsters there's retention with the snug fit (Gen3 Glock19) snap or no snap. But if you're running and jumping and taking tumbles, this might not be the holster for you. I'm old, so I don't plan on rumbling or tumbling. This is currently the EDC holster for my Glock 19 as of now. It's comfortable to wear while I'm seated, and hardly noticeable (no pinching or binding). It rides on my hip well; albeit, I'd like a holster to ride a bit higher; keeping it in the same position on my body helps with training and muscle memory. Speaking of training... the draw requires training/practice, as the snap is there. But to the credit of the holster design (but for some a drawback) there is a pronounced lip on the strap with the snap. This allows for a quicker release, and faster draw; without the lip extending out, I would have a complaint about the snap. That said, it is pronounced enough that I can imagine it accidentally popping the snap... but for my use, I haven't seen or experienced a situation yet where's it's popped... and I imagine, if something bumps up against my gun, I'm reaching or already reaching for the grip. YMMV

I bought this holster for a Canik TP9 Elite SC. Disappointed that even though it is advertised as being for that model (amongst others) it doesn't fit properly. The strap cannot reach far enough to snap in. The gun is too wide and too short to fit properly. Thankfully, I have a Glock 19 that fits it well, so I will keep it.

The quality and fit exceeded my expectations considering some of the negative reviews. I bought it for my Glock 19 and it fits it like a glove, smooth and slick with a positive "click" when the gun is holstered. The gun feels secure on my hip and stays put, I've had no problems with the holster following the gun out. I like the hinged part that provides a little extra clearance.When holstering I put the gun in nose first on the barrel post, and the gun snaps in effortlessly. The paddle fits my hip comfortably and holds the gun close and secure. Although it is not designed for deep concealment, a jacket covers my gun well. Retention is via several plastic parts of the holster snapping around the gun, and of course the thumb snap. Everything releases easily yet does the job of keeping the gun securely in the holster.I think the level of retention needed is a personal thing that depends on the purpose of carry. For my use this rig is perfect, however I'm not in law enforcement and there is little risk of having my weapon taken away in a scuffle. My use consists of mostly carrying my laser equipped Glock around my ranch and for excursions into the wild with my wife. It is exactly what I wanted.I spent a few bucks more and purchased it from shelf stock at Amazon, this made delivery quick. I had it in a few days as opposed to waiting several weeks with an overseas order.