Orpaz EVO G17 Light Bearing Modular Holster Compatible with Ambidextrous Glock 17 Holster with Light, Dual-Carry Holster Provides Multiple Options to Suit Your Needs - IWB or OWB

It came with the belt loop so tight that it cannot be removed (but just spins in plastic)and the plastic cap also cannot be removed without destroying it. After one and a half hours of messing with it I had to ruin the belt clip to remove it. Other than that I do like this holster it fits multiple of my firearms. Sig p365, 5inch 2011, and commander 2011.

Ordered this for my PSA Dagger.While it's designed for the G19, the Dagger will fit.Kinda.There's no positive "click" for retention, but it's snug enough for easy draw, yet it stays put when you need it to.My light is a TLR1 knockoff and it's just a millimeter or 2 too wide for the holster.I'm pretty new to EDC so I'm still in the process of figuring out what is going to work best for me.I think that if you had a G19 and one of the lights that this holster was specifically designed for, it would probably work great.There are multiple inserts that can be added/removed for a few different types of lights.So that's cool.Eventually I will get one of the specified lights and try this out.Quality is excellent and I think it's a good option.

This is a great holster for IWB carry, as the material is lightweight, and the overall design is smooth on the outside. Note, this holster is for Streamlight TLR-7 and TLR-8 tactical lights (and a few others), which are 1.18" wide. The holster will not accommodate wider lights such as the TL-1, which is 1.47" wide. I only have two design concerns:1) Small gun retainer tabs: There are two small, thin tabs at the bottom of the holster that keep the gun from sliding out the bottom of the holster. I wish they were thicker and stronger. I'm sure these are more than adequate, but they don't look substantial.2) Can't move the belt loop: While the description says the holster is compatible with the ambidextrous G17, the holster can only be worn on the left hip OWB (or right hip IWB). The opposite side of the holster won't accept the belt loop attachment (no hole for the screw or indentations in the plastic to hold the belt loop in place properly). This seems like an oversight that will require mold changes to rectify. Simply drilling a hole through the plastic on your own will not work.The holster comes with (5) specific attachments to hold each of the tactical lights firmly in place (1 is installed). These are inserted into the inside bottom of the holster using an included Allen wrench, which is very easy to accomplish. Overall, a very good holster for the price.

The two tabs a the open barrel end of the holster, that stop the barrel from pushing straight thru broke off immediatly. The trigger guard inserts help, but for 60-70 buck i'd expect better quality. Not horrible, but not great either.

I like the sleek design of the holster and the functionality of it. I also like the material it’s made out of and the fact that it has multiple Cary options. The main issue I have with the holster is that it is specific to one weapon light. You have to have that specific light on the end of your pew pew to to make it fit perfectly.

I needed a holster quickly that would accommodate an optic. I actually have a pretty old holster from the same company that I liked so I thought I would give this one a try. I can say that they are still making good products and that although I made a mistake with the kind of light I have and it won't fit into this holster, I still like the holster and think it's well made. If you don't have time to wait for a custom or high end holster or don't want to spend the money on one of those, this is a solid option.

Comfortable and easy to convert from iwb to owb. The holster accommodates a glock 17 with a tactical light. It has accessories to fit a variety of popular lights.

great holster love the adapters for different gun lights and surprisingly comfortable for its size