DLP Tactical IPSC Quick Draw Universal Competition Holster for Glock, 1911, CZ, Beretta, and More

I have tried a glock, beretta, S&W and Ruger doesn't really fit any of them. If I can force it in its loose and slopy, not very safe at it. Poor quality, metal screws into plastic, and cheap plastic retention parts.Also really crappy instructions.Save your money dont buy.

Using this one for a Rock Island 1911A1 double stack. Very secure in the holster and works well

It's VERY heavy. Also, the trigger holder is too narrow to hold either a Walther PPX or a Glock 17/34 Gen 3 trigger guard. Sending it back.

Well, it seems that all of the components worked and fit together. But the hardware that was supplied was rusted. I could have worked with it and refinished the hardware but ultimately it wouldn't accommodate my firearm. I returned it for a refund. If you own something other than a Sig Sauer SP2022 then I would say order it. The rusted hardware was probably just a random occurrence. For the price it is worth checking out.

This is a great buy for the money. I would have rated it higher but it comes with no instructions whatsoever. What you see is exactly what you get, but in a bag. I did eventually figure it out but didn't know if it was right or not. I did email the company and they sent me a link to a file that gives some instructions. Has been a pleasant surprise to use. I don't see how there is any gun out there that it wouldn't fit. I am using it with my CZ Tactical Sport Orange.

Poor quality. Incomplete pieces.Not worth it.

The media could not be loaded. I've been using this holster for 6 months now, and shoot USPSA, Steel Challenge, and fun competitions with it. It's almost infinitely-adjustable, and will fit basically any gun you'd want to use for competition.I'm a lefty and modified the holster to work for me by just drilling a slightly smaller hole on the opposite side of the hanger, and it works fine. It doesn't fit a Glock very well, but it does work. The holster's retention is solid, and I have no problems walking around all day with my Glock in there- not a bit of fear it's going to tumble out if bumped.Make sure you loctite all the screws, as they have a tendency to come loose after a while.

This holster wound up being a complete waste of money for me - which is a shame because I was really hoping I'd be able to improve my draw time at least 1/4 second. After putting the whole thing together I went through a 'break in' period to get all the angles right, insure the screws were secure and make sure the firearm was able to separate cleanly. I spent about 15 minutes for a couple days going slow to verify all was good. Satisfied that all was good, I got my shot timer to practice going full speed. On the very first draw, the barrel support broke off and the right hand side of the polymer block under the trigger locking tab also broke off (and 'yes' I made sure the locking tab was unlocked). The holster is now completely useless. Save your money.