BLACKHAWKT-Series L2C Sig P320/P250/M17/M18

Bought this for sti .45 ds tactical 5.0. Didn’t initially fit due to the full dust cover. Little bit of dremel work later and it fits great. Clicks in nicely, paint shaker couldn’t make to pistol come out but as soon as button is depressed it comes out fast and slick. I love this line of holsters. Extremely tough to beat for the price.

Product showed up quickly and fit perfectly, and thumb release was the smoothest, easiest release I’ve ever seen!!! Great price and great quality….

I'm super happy with this purchase. I carried a Serpa [FS Springfield XD] for years as an officer. Switched to a Sarafiland 578 GLS [FS Sig P320] as a civilian and was really happy with that as well. I stayed away from thumb activated retention because other solutions didn't allow a full grip on the thumb side of the firearm. When I got a Sig P365XL there weren't many options for retention-based open carry holsters. I'd had a good experience with BlackHawlk's holsters so I tried this one thinking I would upgrade later.The good stuff [in no particular order]:1) I like the look of it.2) I'm able to set it up the perfect amount of retention. The firearm is NOT coming out of this while locked and zero friction on the firearm once unlocked. The firearm also doesn't rattle around when locked.3) I switched to the locking belt clip instead of the double-belt-loop mount. That thing is awesome! Super easy to reach the belt-mount's unlock mechanism and locks in really firmly. Easy on-and-off like a paddle but more secure.4) Works great on a Kore Essentials "tactical" belt.5) You can run it with any of the smaller optics without issue. The Sig Romeo-Zero, the Shield RMSc and the JPRifles JPOINT4 all fit the holster on a P365XL. I can't confirm if the extra width of the Holosun 507K would clear the thumb guards though I think it would without issue.6) The P365XL version is cut so you can see the chamber indicator. You can feel the chamber indicator through a shirt while the firearm is in the holster which is nice.7) It's easy to adjust the pitch of the holster.8) It's very very fast drawing.The bad stuff:1) if I'm being nit-picky it would be nice if it rode about 1/2 to and inch lower, but that's shooters preference.

Build with really good quality. Fit just right and very easy to use.

Bought this to try out for a Springfield Prodigy 4.25”. The gun fits very well but would hang up initially on the first several re-holsters. Couldn’t tell what it was snagging on but it quickly smoothed out after only a few draws. The safety works very well and is very secure while being very easy to disable and draw. I have the drop leg version for Sig P320’s and going to swap the this holster over to the drop leg setup.

This solid Level II holster protects my gun from grabbers.The thumb release is natural as I grip the pistol.The holster is solid on my Duty Belt.The pistol DOES NOT rattle in the holster.This BlackHawk holster doesn't have the maligned Serpa finger release.And it isn't $150 from SafariLand.

This is the best hip holster by far, bar none. The weapon is secure, it will not fall out. Best feature is the fact that the release button is a thumb release, making your weapon more secure on your hip. During a struggle, it would be near impossible for an assailant to grab your weapon. I honestly don't know why more manufacturers don't make the release a thumb release. This T-Series L2C Compact Holster also comes with two ways to secure it to your belt/pants.

Fits good. Solid construction. Good value