UTG Elite Tactical Right Handed Leg Holster

Everything that you expect from a high quality heavy duty tactical leg holster and pairs nicely with UTG's Heavy Duty Web Belt.Have read comments that the length of the leg straps are too short, but they fit well on me and I have muscular thighs.There are other similar web holsters selling at higher prices, but why pay more when this one has all the basic features (including spare mag pouch) you'll ever need.

It held my Taurus PT-92 (equivalent to Beretta 92) 9mm with a Tactical Light Pistol and Rifle Led Flashlight/Quick Release Weaver perfectly. It fit nice and snug in the holster and the extra holster pocket is nice too. Fully loaded there was no shake in the holster at all on my leg. I tried putting my Beretta U22 Neos in it with the 6 inch barrel, but it is way too long, the barrel stuck out the bottom of the holster and was not comfortable. I'm sure the 4.5" barrel would fit perfectly. As for the review that said this holster was too small, they were wrong, I also have a Taurus TCP and this holster swallows it.Highly Recommend for Taurus 92, with or without flashlight it fits very well.Pros: Distributes weight very well, pistol fits nice and tight, seams seem sewed well, snaps on side are adjustable for different sized pistols, dual leg straps help prevent sliding even on jeans, PRICE!Con: I have 28" thighs, the leg straps a little tight to snap on, but it's not a deal breaker for me.

Great Holster, fits also my 7 inch knife and holster into the holster. I thought the straps for the leg would not fit my thigh but they fit great with extra room available. I thought this would be a concern since I have big thighs but really wasnt the case. Quality is good. Great purchase, very happy with the holster.

Let's start this out by saying that a.) This was for a cosplay, not actual tactical use and b.) I'm pretty small (5'3").I ordered this and the left-handed one for a Jake English cosplay (a character from a webcomic who uses dual pistols) and was a little wary about how adjustable they'd be considering that I'm short for the average woman, not to mention compared to guys.Happily, these adjust to as far as you need them to go without a problem.However, there's a small plastic piece on the leg straps that holds down the excess strap when adjusting it smaller, and it can make it difficult to actually adjust the length of the straps. I recommend un-threading the strap from half of the little piece, adjusting the length, and then re-threading the plastic thing to keep down extra strappage. It doesn't affect the length at all, so the extra 7.5-ish inches on the upper thigh strap that I pulled out could be completely flattened out. The top strap that attaches to the belt can also be adjusted.Note to cosplayers: You absolutely must buy a belt for it to attach to. I got the "Columbia Men's Military Style Belt" since the fabric matches well and can be cut down fairly easily if you're willing to spend the money and need a belt.It's also fairly comfortable, though some of the tension in the clips is pretty high, so I pinched myself a few times. The nylon is fairly comfortable, and so far hasn't chafed at all, though I haven't worn it to a con yet, so I don't know about extended use. I don't think, with adequately moisturized legs or skin-colored tights, that it would be a problem.

Pros: It's well made, great price, with good material and fits a large full-size pistol with some room for small under-rail optics. My Colt 1911 fits nicely in the holster as does my Sig P226 with attached under-rail laser, but the mag holder is too small. A smaller pistol like my Colt Defender without any attachements gets swallowed up in this holster.Cons: The adjustable leg straps are way too short unless you are a little guy. Fully extended, I was able to barely connect the top leg strap but it was uncomfortably tight. The bottom leg strap was at least 4 inches too short. Neither the top or bottom leg straps fit me unless I drop the holster all the way down to my knee instead of my mid-thigh, which thankfully the top belt strap adjustment did allow me to do. Of course unless you have ape-like arms, you have to bend over to holster your weapon. The top strap adjusts out to a maximum of 20 inches at a stretch and the bottom strap only to 15 inches maximum. Made for someone with fence-post legs and thin, tight fiting jeans. If you're considering this holster, measure around your upper and mid thigh and allow for at least an extra inch for loose clothing and a comfortable fit. If it's more than the 20"/15" maximum, this may not be for you.For the price, not worth returning to Amazon, who by-the-way shipped this in awesome fast time. I will modify the unit and try to find extensions for the straps.