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Posted by: Bearcat

I am thinking of getting 2 fobus paddle holsters . One for my Glock 22 and one for my Glock 27. I want these for off duty carry as well as road detail work. Any thoughts on these holsters? Good or bad?

Posted by: SGT_GRUNT_USMC

pure rubbish

Posted by: Bearcat

They are that bad?

Posted by: Curious EMT

They are junk, 100%, go to a store and hold one.

They're so trashy they're sold at AFS in Attleboro!

Posted by: 2boxers

I just posted this in another thread but I will put it here also.

fobus is junk! watch the clip
http://media.putfile.com/gungrab-fobus

Posted by: mfroseth

Bianchi and Blackhawk CQC both have some very good alternatives to the fobus. Blackhawk's seem to have the most comfortable design with some good retention (both gun and holster to pants).

Posted by: 2boxers

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Originally Posted by mfroseth

Bianchi and Blackhawk CQC both have some very good alternatives to the fobus. Blackhawk's seem to have the most comfortable design with some good retention (both gun and holster to pants).

I was just looking at the CQC the other day, but did not feel like buying another holster. Next new gun purchase and I think I will get the CQC for it

Posted by: jasonbr

I've had good luck with high noon holsters (www.highnoonholsters.com). They fit my guns like a glove (Mr Softy) - although i don't know how well they hold up to that test on the video - i carry IWB.

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