Drop leg holster

[The Sandman HD]

I'm wanting to buy a new drop leg holster that can clear my belt but not move around a ton on my leg. I've heard the condor one is pretty decent. Anyone know where I can get one?

 

[Tomahawkman]

Amazon.com for condor stuff..

 

[Tactically Fat]

Can I ask how many threads you're going to start today?

And what is it that you may be after in the classifieds?

 

[DWS]

Can I ask how many threads you're going to start today?

And what is it that you may be after in the classifieds?

He got his 50... I'm sure you'll be seeing less of him now... LOL

 

[dave29]

Can I ask how many threads you're going to start today?

And what is it that you may be after in the classifieds?

14 new threads in 4 hours. Gotta be a record.

 

[17 squirrel]

He needs that holster for when he's doing cqb.

 

[Tactically Fat]

He needs that holster for when he's doing cqb.

Rookie.

I carry in a drop leg holster as a matter of course.

Signed,

Tactically Fat

 

[Rookie]

What?

 

[Tactically Fat]

What?

I CARRY IN A DROP LEG HOLSTER AS A MATTER OF COURSE.

 

[printcraft]

OF COURSE!

 

[indiucky]

Rookie.

I carry in a drop leg holster as a matter of course.

Signed,

Tactically Fat

To be fair TF it's only when you are at Wal Mart....

 

[lester]

Not sure if this poster is just trying to make it to the classifieds, but I will try and salvage this thread! #WhiteKnight

To answer the question about 'drop leg holster' - a couple questions of my own? How will you use the holster? Will you be using it with other tactical gear like a vest or armor? For very serious use, many people will advise to not buy brands like Condor, or UTG, or similar. My company is a Condor dealer, but we recommend against their tactical gear. I do like their clothing and their nylon bags for inexpensive organizers. But people who use gear very ruggedly (as it was meant to be used) have found that brands like Condor don't really hold up well. May I ask where the idea for Condor came from - did you see a model that you liked somewhere? How are you going to use the holster - for Duty, Training, Airsoft, Plinking? Knowing that will be a great way to know how to help with your topic in this thread.

The real benefit of a leg holster is to move the sidearm out of the way when wearing bulky vests and equipment - a traditional belt holster is very difficult to access when wearing body armor. However, many people are able to accomplish this same thing with a 'battle belt' sett-up. The past few years have seen a shift in favor away from leg rigs (with uncomfortable straps or the pistol too low to get at) to belt holsters with a low ride loop. I would recommend at least considering this type of set-up as you consider a new tactical holster. Search this site for Battle Belts and you will find a couple of great threads about setting one up.

Here is a good place to start: https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/accessories-gear/210756-battle-belts.html