Alpha Lighted - OWB Kydex Holster - Outside The Waistband - Made in USA - Compatible with: Glock/HK/Sig/M&P/Most Brands

I cc every day, all day long. I favor caring my s&w shield with TLR 6 and there have been few holster choices. i have tried a few, but this one is an excellent choice. It is form fitting, comfortable all day, reliable kydex snap in carry and adjustable. Highly recommend this holster.

I bought this holster for a Glock 45 with Streamlight TLR-1 HL, and an aimpoint RMR. Perfect fit and half the price of custom Kydex holsters. Awesome holster, especially for the price.

Good quality materials and finish, but it just wouldn’t fit my gen5 19 with TLR-1 out of the box. Too tight even with the retention screw removed. I loosened the retention screw, used a heat gun to heat the kydex, then inserted the gun. Perfect fit. I retightened the retention to my liking and it’s been a good holster. Entire process took 5 minutes.

Fit perfectly very durable and worth the money

Well built OWB Kydex holster for <$50. Had an issue initially with retention, but DSG fixed the issue and had it back to me in less than a week. The only thing I would recommend is replacing the belt loops with Bravo Concealment Pancake Loops. The loops that DSG uses are the same as everyone else, which are fine, but the Pancake Loops pull the holster so much closer to the hip.

I'll start by saying that these holsters are nicely made especially for something that is mass-produced. The edges are rounded and polished, and the retention of the firearm inside the holster is exactly what you would want. HOWEVER... the curvature of the mold used is so severe that your belt may not pass through the loops easily, if at all. The holster I purchased was for a Glock 19/23/32 with Streamlight TLR-7 light attached. My leather gun belt from Hank's Belts simply won't pass through the loops as there is not enough clearance between the "wings" where the loops mount, and the portion molded for the gun. A lot of manufacturers have switched to an 80/20 mold where only 20% of the gun's width is pressed into the back piece of Kydex and the other 80% is biased toward the front piece of Kydex, to avoid this sort of problem. Unfortunately DSG Arms seems to be using an equal 50/50 distribution between front and back pieces of the holster, which sadly sets up this issue. You might be able to use this holster with an "instructor" style canvas belt as long as one of the buckle ends is removable. There's definitely not enough clearance between the mold for the gun and the belt loops to pass a Cobra buckle or even the smaller end of the Hybrid Cobra buckle through it. Really nice holster, but really bad execution on a very critical piece.

I was lucky enough to purchase this product. A holster like this easily runs for $90+. It is durable kydex and snug fit. It also is pretty comfortable in use. The light bearing feature is great to find stock anywhere.

Bought for Mr918 which is essentially the glock 19 with tlr-7. Fits very well with no wiggle. Adjustable retention and ride height, so love that. Belt loops are great and in the large side which fits great for those thick leather carry belts. So comfortable I hardly notice it's there. Only issue is there is no affirmative snap into place when holstering. Still good retention, I'm just used to the "snap"

Holster kam mit einer dicken Staubschicht aus dem Karton - jedoch kein Staub wie man ihn in einem Lagerhaus finden würde…