Ambidextrous Hip Holster with Magazine Pouch Fits Glock 19, 19X. 23, 25, 29, 30, 32, 38, 44, 45, and 48

I was looking for an Uncle Mikes holster and found this. It is the same basic thing. My G30 fits snugly and the clip fits fine. I use these for in-car carrying. I will buy more of these and recommend them to others. Great price, fast ship, good quality.

Nice holster! I actually purchased this holster for my father. I chose this one because I have owned this similar model for years and love it! I have mine attached to the side of my bed and that is where it stays. I would recommend this holster for range duty and stationary storage (car, home, etc.). I personally think it is a little bulky for concealed carry.If I had one complaint, it would be the price. At $10-15 I would buy this thing all day. But once it gets close to $20+, I would lean toward an entry level leather holster.

This holster works much better for me than one I purchased at a much higher price.Fits well and the adjustable restraining strap works perfectly.

This is basic, generic, affordable. With those traits, I don't recommend it for EDC; you can do better. I use this for handguns stored in the safe. Each gets a protective holster and with room for the spare magazine. In that purpose, these are great.

Well made holster very comfortable. Item arrived quickly is lightweight &functional. My compact 40 caliber Glock fixing it perfectly and the magazine section holds my 22 round clip with no issues. I wear it in my pants for best concealment. I'm extremely impressed with how comfortable it is.

Great light weight holster, uses velcro to change from left to right carry, has a pouch for an extra magazine. It's not a Galco but is well made and offers excellent value. I'm loving mine.

Very comfortable, wearable, and affordable. As a law enforcement officer it is a very good holster for the price. One drawback is that it should have a better weapon retention device! ron

First of all, I purchased this as a travel carrier for my G19 for when I'm not carrying IWB. I merely wanted something that covered the trigger and would not come loose when packed in a bag or tucked under a seat. I was previously using(for lack of an alternative) my IWB comp-tac kydex CTAC which covers the trigger but does not hold the firearm securely enough when not worn as designed(i.e. when packed in a bag, not iwb on the hip). For this purpose, this holster works great and I'm pleased with my purchase. In a PINCH it could briefly be worn on the belt to have free hands if, say, I broke down on the road and needed to walk for help and didn't have my CTAC.However, there is no way I would ever consider wearing this as an actual carry holster. It's bulky, the belt clip leaves much to be desired, and the retention straps are really just to keep the firearm from falling out. I don't really care for the "retention" strap at all. I couldn't really tell by the pictures, but the strap is simply two nylon straps connected with a button. Each end of the strap is connected to the holster body with velcro. It's up to you to position the strap in onto the velcro correctly..there is no "positive" adjustment. If done incorrectly, the strap itself can be forced(or simply slip) off of the heel of the firearm rendering the strap useless at best, and dangerous at worst. I'm also unsure of the purpose of the thumb-break snap when it's possible to simply rip the end of the velcro strap from the body of the holster. Why include a thumb break snap at all?In sum, this guy works great for a simple travel container, but imho it's not a serious carry holster.