Universal Holster, Mega-Fit Pistol Holster Fits 300+ Popular Full Size and Compact Pistols : Glock 17/19,Taurus PT92/G3, Sig P365X/P320, Ruger Security 9, Beretta 92/92FS, 1911, Springfield and More

This holster surprised me with how versatile it is. The claim of fitting 300+ pistols seemed a bit much at first, but it's no joke—it does adjust well to different models like Glock, Ruger, and Sig. I use it primarily for my Glock 19 and Springfield, and swapping between the two is a breeze thanks to the adjustable design. The paddle part is pretty comfortable for an OWB holster; it doesn’t dig into your side or move around much, which is a plus when you’re moving. The 60° adjustability is handy for setting it right so you can draw smoothly. Durability seems decent so far, but I’ll need more time to really test that out. One minor gripe is it feels a bit bulky, primarily if you’re used to more minimal setups. But for the price and flexibility, it’s a good deal if you own multiple pistols and don’t want to buy a different holster for each one.

I have my conceal carry and I do carry my firearm everyday. I have a few and I love that it actually is universal and I can just adjust it to fit and carry anyone of them that I have. ❤️

Does not fit glocks

I have been able to adjust this holster to fit a Canik Elite SC, a Taurus G3c and a S&W Shield EZ. I won't lie and say it's quick and easy to do or that it's a perfect fit, but it is functional. I would say after I figured it out, it took me about 10-15 minutes to adjust all the screws to fit a new model. Even after adjustment there is a little play in the gun, but it's not terrible and might be able to fix it with a little more tuning. All guns would not come out of the holster without pressing the release button. I would recommend it a lot more if it was faster to adjust to a new gun, but I can't see myself taking 15 minutes every time I want to carry something different to make adjustments, so for me it will be set for one specific model and probably never change it again.

The retention on this holster is quite amazing. It is nice and adjustable for many different models and customizable for that perfect amount of grab. I really like that it feels incredibly secure on my belt. This is an excellent value and should work well for many years to come. I’d have posted pictures but even with a bright yellow plastic trainer pistol (read as fake to anyone else reading this), Amazon review reviewers consider it a weapon. This holster is quite nice and ultimately adjustable to your preferences. Highly recommend this holster if you’re reading this!

This is my initial review. My end result is good and I am happy with this holster, just know that as a universal holster of this type, you will need to spend some time adjusting it to allow good fitment.Construction, material, seem pretty good as far as I can tell, but only time will tell how it holds up in the long run. Appearance is pretty good also.The paddle portion is not what I was expecting. It arrives with 2 screws/nuts in place that prevented me from sliding it over a belt, or even from sliding a belt through the paddle. Once I removed these unnecessary screws and nuts, the paddle portion worked just as expected. If you elect to use these screws, you can expect that it would clamp it down onto the belt. This could be really nice to keep it right where you want on a gun belt which you would no be looping through your pant loops.Adjustment of holster to fit my M&P 9mm was a little tricky, especially because there really aren't any directions to tell you what to do or in what order. I could not get a loose-but-locking fit out of this like you can with a holster of this type made for your specific pistol, but I honestly don't mind the snugger fit anyway. It feels very secure and takes minimal effort to slide it in or out. But I know some people will prefer a looser fit.Fitment instructions - Based on my own 20-30 minutes of fiddling around with it trying to get it to fit as good as possible, here is what I think the instructions probably should have said, if there had been fitment instructions. If I had it to do again I think I could do it in 5 minutes or less.Note - rail retention screw works opposite of all the rest. That is to say that you will need to turn it clockwise to loosen, and counter clockwise to tighten.1.)Begin by loosening the rail guard retention screw (turn clockwise) until you feel light resistance. Now loosen the trigger guard retention screw (counter clockwise) until you feel light resistance. Then back out the 5 sandwiching screws evenly by turning them counter clockwise until your pistol can easily slide inside AND so that the top edges of your slide can fit between the angled portion of the inside of the holster. You do not want the top of your pistol to be wedged between the parallel portions inside the holster.2.)Next, turn the rail screw counter clockwise (opposite the others) until you feel it beginning to tighten down onto your rail as it pushes your slide up against the angled internal portions, then back the rail screw off (clockwise) about half a turn.3.) Now test side to side fitment of the pistol. If you can twist the pistol inside of the holster, adjust the 5 sandwiching screws inward as needed to minimize this, starting with the screws towards the bottom of the pistol.4.) Last, tighten the trigger guard screw (clockwise) until you feel some resistance and then back it off half a turn.I can't promise this will be perfectly to your liking at this point but this should get you in the ball park and then it's just a matter of tweaking it to your preference from there. If you fail to adjust it so that the top of your slide is consistently within the angled portion of the interior, you will likely experience jamming and/or a very inconsistent hold on the pistol. I know this by my initial failed attempt.Please let me know if you find this review helpful

I was skeptical of a 'universal holster.' It took less than ten minutes to fit it to a CZ75B. No rattle, excellent fit, and secure retention. Works as a belt or paddle holster. To convert to a paddle holster you remove two screws. It couldn't be easierThis holster is slightly bulkier than a non-universal holster but not enough to matter to me. The paddle is very secure on a belt and the holster can easily be canted for cross-draw.The price is a bargain for what you get. Most good Kydex holsters are 50-100% more.I rarely give such a glowing review of anything, but this holster deserves it. What you get for the money makes this holster a must have.

First time I inserted my pistol in to this holster, the retention clip, which was a thin piece of plastic, snapped off. I threw the piece of crap in the trash and ordered a highly rated holster from a competitor. DO NOT waste your money on this piece of crap! Would rate this a negative if given the option.