Rounded XFER Weapon Mounted Light IWB Holster - Inside Waistband Concealed Carry, American Made, Concealment Express, Black Kydex, Fits:

I have been carrying a full size handgun for a while now without a holster, but with a gun clip instead to minimize overall size. I've mounted a TLR1 since I started working nights and commonly live on a nightly schedule. Carrying this way, the lights switches pull on fabric when drawn. This holster has a very low impact and actually serves as a step up from my perspective: not only does it ensure smooth draw with the light at the most minimal firm factor out there, it also covers the trigger guard perfectly. That certainly makes me a lot more comfortable carrying a chambered striker-fired gun. Nothing else needed, nothing else included. Although re-holstering will take getting used to, it works very well.

I really like the product it's an awesome idea but it is not so easy to un-holster . So in a real life situation we're every part of a second matters you better practice with this holster because it is not so easy to use. Fits my 1911 5" barrel with a rail and streamlight tlr 1 hl nice and snug . Ima big guy and it is comfortable , I am thinking about upgrading the belt clip/ attachment . I got it on sale and would buy it full price if I had to. Tried it with my glock 19x and a few other firearms as well and as long as you have the streamlight tlr 1 hl it will almost fit any pistol. Has a good retention on it and holds the firearm in place , just the clip is a little weak for a heavy 1911.

It's a good holster and covers the trigger on large Frame, midsize and even micro9s. It's hard to reholster but it is made to fit a variety of handguns

I prefer “minimalist” IWB holsters and have a few others for different weapons. They’re all great. I bought this one for a Glock G20 (gen 5) equipped with a TLR-1. THIS HOLSTER DOES NOT PROVIDE ADEQUATE TRIGGER PROTECTION for a G20. If you keep “one in the pipe” and carry a pistol without a safety “switch” (like most modern striker fired pistols) then this is not the holster for you.My fingers are not small (6’1” man who works with tools all day). I was easily able to stick a finger in the huge gap between the holster and pistol and successfully pull the trigger. If my finger can fit, what else can? On top of that, there are holes drilled for ambidextrous carry on either side right where the trigger is.A modern holster’s most important job as far as Im concerned is to prevent unintentional trigger engagement. This product has the potential to fail miserably.Instantly returned.

PROS- fits the TLR1 well enough- should work with most guns carrying the TLR1- more snag-free draw than TLR1/holster without a holster- fits well enough at 3:00-4:30 or 7:30-9:00CONS- does not sit right in appendix (10:00-2:00); might benefit from a "claw"- difficult to reholster while wornBottom line, a purpose built holster for each pistol is worth the extra money.

In case you're wondering, it works for the Ruger 57

Better off getting a holster for your specific pistol yes the holster fits but it's unstable and difficult to draw.

No complaints, works as advertised