Game Face SAH03 AirSoft Shoulder Holster With Magazine Pouch And Belt Straps

First thing I noticed was the box, which doesn't say anything at all about airsoft.Says it fits most medium HANDGUNS. I guess the Crosman folks are noticing that many if not most people seem to be buying these for actual pistols.I got mine for my Kahr CW9. Fits fine. The holster of course is a bit big but the thumb break strap secures the weapon well. Which you'd better hope it does because on a horizontal holster like this, that strap is all that's keeping your gat from falling out and meeting Mr. Floor, probably in a very inconvenient place at a really bad time. So button both those snaps if you're worried about it. They both won't fail, unless they do......The magazine pockets are large as well, but the Velcro holds them in nicely. As others have noted, if you open a mag pouch be prepared to catch your mag. As I understand it it's a thing called gravity which causes this. I dunno- I aint no scientist.Here, though, is the reason it gets only three stars, and the reason why I will be returning this. In the picture here it plainly shows- and many of the reviews describe- the rig as having quick-release buckles on the holster and magazine pouch, making it very easily switched for left or right hand use.Well, mine ain't got no stinkin' quick release buckles. What it does have is regular buckles like you gotta feed the straps through. I don't have to change mine around, but if I did I would be very unhappy, threading those straps up down and all around. Apparently this is the newest model....So that's on Amazon's head- they should have changed the picture and then I wouldn't have ordered it.Basically, the holster is O.K. But I think it's best suited for airsoft and non-adult people. Here's why I think that. I have a very similar holster, for which I paid only a couple of bucks more than this one. On the Crosman rig, I have the straps let out all the way and it fits well. I am right under 6 ft. tall and about 230 lbs. If I was any bigger or taller it wouldn't fit so good. My other holster is adjusted well, and there is still plenty of strappage to let out.Just as a side note, a lot of people think that a shoulder holster ought to be worn snugged right up to the armpit, and then wonder why their weapon isn't very well concealed. Shoulder holsters should be worn so they hang lower. Notice there is a gap between your arm below the elbow and your body when your arms are hanging naturally. That's where Mr. Holster wants to be. Not far above your belt line actually. ALSO yes indeed a shoulder holster will flop all around when you're on the move. You gotta use those straps that are hanging down there. They secure around your belt, see. So as to prevent excess movement.Onward through the fog.......at any rate, due to the short straps I think this rig is made for teenagers at the most. Also- comparing it with my other holster, it is just not as heavy-duty. The padding on the yoke is thinner. Same with all the straps. And the holster's fabric seems softer and more cloth-like than the tough material of the other holster. While I am confident that my other rig will carry my 1911 and three mags of hardball all day every day and hold up well, I wouldn't be too sure about the Crosman's durability.........All in all, this is a decent holster for light use and/or lightweight weapons. And if you're not really tall. One guy said he was 6' 6" and it fit him. I can't imagine how. And if you don't mind the lack of quick release buckles. and if you like basic black. But really, although many folks rave about what a good deal this is for the price, it ain't necessarily so. Universal holsters on eBay start out today at $9.99 with free shipping. For $11.90 you can get one in a choice of seven different colors or camo patterns.I can't vouch for the quality. But for like fifteen bucks you can get a UTG, which is what mine is. This one is going back.

This holister is Pretty good! It can fit almost any pistol inside it (Unfortunelty it doesn't fit Colt M 1911s) and I love the extra clip pouches on the other side! I don't have any extra mags though so I just use my speedloaders instead and I have a good time with it.I gave this product a three star because I don't like how in able for you to pull out the gun, you kind of have to use your other hand to open the velcro a little to help pull out your gun becuase even the buttons don't pop off very well (And one of my buttons ended up breaking on me on the 3rd day...), but hey, its not that big a deal because it still works.At least now I can carry my pistols out to battle without having to hold on to them the whole time AND have extra bb's ready to load the clip in case I run out. The adjustable straps are a little hard at first because its knew, but once you use them they get easier.Also there are velcro laces on the bottom of the holster and the pounches that go around the belt loops of your pants so that the shoulder holster doesn't move around as much while your moving. They do not go around you like a belt or in front of your waist (which I kind of wish they did because it almost feels like your wearing those uh... pant straps that go to your shoulders... I forget what they are called... But anyway, you know what I mean). I did not know that at first since the box came with no directions on how to put it on, but I figured it out.Overall, its a good shoulder holister. Is it the best... no, but its still pretty good.

Thin, cheap fabric. Worth the money but should have paid more for better product

A good holster and it fits my S&W 9mm great. It conceals under a jacket really well and is fairly comfortable. My criticism on the product are as follows:1: The straps under the holster/clip aren't symmetrical and may be an awkward length for some people. I want my weapon pretty close to my armpit and the gun side is good, but the clip side seems a bit lacking in terms of its length.2. An optional strap that went around your back would be helpful. This would make it a bit more cumbersome to put on, but guns aren't all that light, and when you lean forward while wearing this it would be nice to know your weapon won't fall out of your jacket.I ride my motorcycles as often as the weather permits, and this product had made it that much easier for me to conceal carry. Regardless of my criticism, I plan to use this daily. While in the upright position it is comfortable and doesn't cause much neck strain. (For reference I'm a small/medium sized guy at 5'9" and 145 lbs)

I use my gear professionally, so my criticism may hold some weight. I try all types of equipment, expensive and cheap alike. Over all, after a few simple improvements, this might well end up being my favorite shoulder holster.But...It would have been 5 stars, but the damned thing does NOT have the quick disconnect clips that the pictures show. The quick disconnection is one of the main reasons that I bought it!The entire rig is extremely light! But, a longer elastic strap between the shoulder pads would make it MUCH more comfortable! Instead, due to the short length of elastic trying to pull back together, my neck is already hurting like hell after less than 30 minutes.A Glock G22 and G17, .40cal and 9mm, fit perfectly! Only slightly large for a S&W SD40VE and SD9VE, which have nearly identical measurements as the G23 and G19. Far too large for a Taurus PT111 and 140, which are nearly the same measurements as the G26 and G27, but carry more rounds.

It’s a pretty good holster but a little awkward. I can’t really explain it. I also don’t know if fits revolvers but it works fine for average sized airsoft pistols.

Very worst product.... There is no quality.... For that much of cost..... That item is not like show as picture.... Unable to remove..... That worth is not more than 100 Ruppess

Good

Completely blindfolded description, don't make the mistake of buying this product.

verygood product