Friday, January 8, 2021

IWB/OWB Light Indexing Holsters - Known Fitment

Our full-size light indexing IWB and OWB holsters are designed to fully encompass a Glock 17 size gun, but are open ended to work with longer guns or compensators.  They will fit most handguns that are capable of accepting the popular full-size weapon mounted lights that we mold them for. 

The most popular full-size weapon mounted lights that are commonly used on handguns are:
Surefire X300-Ultra/Turbo (A and B)
Streamlight TLR-1 HL
Modlite PL350
Inforce WILD2
Olight PL-2/3/Pro and Baldr Pro R
Nightstick TWM-30/TWM-850XL

We make holsters that index on these lights specifically because the body of the light is wider than most handgun frames.  That extra width allows the holster to come in contact primarily with the light more so than the gun's frame or slide.  A benefit to our holster design is that typical holster wear is drastically reduced or completely eliminated on most guns. The holster may touch the controls on either side of the frame on some guns, but in most cases the slide doesn't come in contact with the holster.



These full-size weapon light indexing holsters have a friction fit retention solely on the body of the light rather than a "click" retention. Please be aware that because of the universal fit nature of these holsters, there may be a little bit of play or movement of the gun when in the holster.

The following list of guns have been verified to fit without any issues:

1911 and 2011-style guns up to 4.25" (most brands)
Beretta 92/96 (with rail)
CZ-USA P-01, SP-01, Shadow 2 (fullsize and compact)
CZ-USA P-07, P-09
CZ-USA P-10C, P-10F
FN 509 (all variations)
Glock 19, 17, 34 (all variations and clones)
H&K VP9 (all variations)
Sig Sauer P320 (all variations)
S&W M&P (all variations)
Springfield XD/XD-M (all variations)
Springfield Echelon
Walther PDP and PPQ (all variations)

We will keep this list updated as we continue to test fit more guns.



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