Glock 19 holster

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Mrbladedude

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Hi all. I am looking for a leather holster to open carry my Glock 19 in. I have looked at some Galco holsters at my local gun shop but none of them fit the bill. I really like the quality, fit and finish of the Galco products so if possible i would like to stick with Galco. Price isnt much of an issue but would like to keep it under $150.

I am looking for a belt carry holster with a snap that goes over the gun. I saw one like this but it sat ridiculously high up in my waist. Was not practical at all. I prefer to have it sit lower on my belt. Is there anything out there like this?

This holster would be perfect for me if it sat lower.

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Looking more for low belt carry.
 
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i use the galco quick slide, which sits about an inch lower than the one pictured.

it does not, however, have a retention strap.
 
omaha-beenglockin said:
I have the Galco Fletch for my G19---the reason they ride so high is to conceal it.
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I looked at that one. I am not trying to conceal it though. The holster will be worn when i go shooting outside in my backyard at the range my grandfather has setup and i am just looking for a belt carry holster. Not a poke in the ribs high draw one. I dont have a concealed carry license either. I cannot obtain one either since I am not an American Citizen. Just something practical. Kind of like a belt carry knife, just a gun.

I find it hard to believe that companies dont offer more of this kind of thing. I mean back in the day with the cowboys, allot of the holsters where low riding ones.
 
I still fail to see how it is not practical. If you are going to practice drawing from it, I would suggest the high ride. However, why not look at some of Safariland's Duty Holsters?
 
I would check out Brigade gun leather. I was and still am very pleased. A little long of a wait, but worth it! :thumbup:
 
There are a lot of more "tactical" kydex versions that would fit your bill. I think most people who are buying leather are buying for CCW.

Offhand, I have a cheap 5.11 (made by Blade Tech that works fine). For my Sig I have a nicer one, a G CODE that I haven't had any issues with. The G CODE has lots of options for how it connects to your belt. It's pretty modular.

Sorry I can't help with leather. I do like my Milt Sparks. They are expensive and usually have a wait (sometimes Lightning Arms has them in stock so you don't have to wait). They have a nice rig, the CT - AT.

See here:
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I've been shooting the practical games for 30 years, and unless you go with a reinforced top like a Milt Sparks, new shooters have a tendency to use their weak hand to help reholster, and in doing so tend to point the loud noise thingy at themselves... I would really suggest as have others that you go with a kydex rig... I mostly shoot 3gun and use a Serpa retention rig, but have several Blade Tecs as well as a fortune in Milt Sparks and Sam Andrews leather
 
Since there are platheora of website that provide GLOCK 19, finding the best one is always a costly and tiresome endevaour. Evan I have a Glock 19 and was searching for a great Hostlers for it. While browsing on the internet I found Solidgear that offer high quality IWB HOLSTER at a affordable price. You shold check once there.

https://solidgear.net/best-iwb-holster-for-glock-19/
 
Is there any particular reason that you want a leather holster? A kydex holster can be had for much less, even with retention. I tend to use Safariland ALS holsters, the Model 6378. You can change a belt mount for a paddle mount and adjust the angle of the holster to your preferences. They run about $30-40 and are offered for many many gun types.
 
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