Blog #124 // Pros & Cons: Drop Leg Holsters

When it comes to selecting holsters for carrying your preferred sidearm there are a lot of options on the market from a multitude of manufacturers. Most of them are geared or motivated towards concealed carry: Ankle, IWB (Inside-the-Waistband), Appendix, OWB (Outside-the-Waistband), and SOB (Small-of-the-Back).

Level II Duty Drop and Offset Holster by Black Scorpion Gear

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Level 2 Duty rated version of a Drop-Leg holster with three adjustable nylon straps. The E902 holster design provides Level 2 retention, durability,

$ 219.95, | LVL II TACTICAL DROP-LEG KYDEX HOLSTER

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This tactical holster for gun mounted lights features the Self Locking System (SLS) rotating hood, well suited for tactical situations. With no snap,

Safariland Model 6004USN SLS Low Drop-Leg Glock Holster

Outside waistband drop leg

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