And they are inexpensive I have carried mine for around 14 years.īut back to the point you can not beat a good quality Leather Holster. *They now have one available with their new Holster similar to mine only with retention security. The first Fobus Holster is the one I carry most of the time.

Slip the Paddle down behind my Belt and GO! When I get back simply pull the Paddle out of my Pants by clearing the Paddle's Belt Retention area and put the Glocks away! In fact in the drawer I keep the Glocks in the FOBUS Holsters.īut as mentioned a good leather Paddle Holster would meet these requirement also. The full-size GLOCK 17 frame and the compact GLOCK 19 slide have joined forces to produce the ideal pistol for all conditions and all situations. 08 KYDEX & Boltaron Outside Waistband Posi-Click. They are not Leather but I really like them. Only Compatible with Glock 17 Gen5 - Incompatible with attachments such as light/laser Material. Although maybe I am 'Lazy' today but anymore lacing a Holster on my Belt through the Pant Loops to put it on and take it off is a pain in the Arssss! I have several good Leather Holster including a GALCO Shoulder Holster and several other good leather holsters being Gould & Goodrich, Bianchi, Safari Land for a few others weapons.īut for my everyday grab and go Holster for my Glocks, I have a couple of FOBUS Holsters. I carry concealed so I do not worry about retention on my FOBUS Holsters.Īlso be sure if getting a Paddle Holster that it also has good retention on the Paddle when in place andĬonvenient for you to take off when you want. Glock 43X MOS IWB Kydex Holster with Claw. No matter whether leather or other material.Īnd if you open carry a suggestion is to get one with some type of security as you mentioned. As Cliff advised a paddle holster is also my favorite.

Glock 17 gen 5 mos left handed holster