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I'm using/testing this rig out right now. The double belt straps add pretty good support, and allow easy access to the front, pants pocket.
The retention release button is a little stiff at first, but mine has gotten quite comfortable with time (and about 1,000 draws.) *Auto Lock: Pistol is secured immediately upon reholstering, no snaps, straps or hoods to come open.
If you have to move on foot more than 2,000 meters per shift, forget this rig. The friction will tear up your leg. I haven't found any thigh holsters that alleviate this problem, but most long-range-types aren't carrying sidearms in this capacity.
Plenty of room/options for combat knives, flashlights and multi-tools. I'm not good for much more than an extra mag and a blade, but the platform is sturdy enough for plenty more.
A little pricey, around $119, and I've seen it go between that and $130. But, overall, not a bad piece of kit.
I'm using/testing this rig out right now. The double belt straps add pretty good support, and allow easy access to the front, pants pocket.
The retention release button is a little stiff at first, but mine has gotten quite comfortable with time (and about 1,000 draws.) *Auto Lock: Pistol is secured immediately upon reholstering, no snaps, straps or hoods to come open.
If you have to move on foot more than 2,000 meters per shift, forget this rig. The friction will tear up your leg. I haven't found any thigh holsters that alleviate this problem, but most long-range-types aren't carrying sidearms in this capacity.
Plenty of room/options for combat knives, flashlights and multi-tools. I'm not good for much more than an extra mag and a blade, but the platform is sturdy enough for plenty more.
A little pricey, around $119, and I've seen it go between that and $130. But, overall, not a bad piece of kit.
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