Would this holster work on a dropleg platform?
1260203
That will work on a drop leg platform, the platform is just like the vest or belt that you would attach it to
1260204
Yes as long as the drop-down has at least three molle. I recommend the Condor MA1 Tactical MOLLE Drop Leg Platform
1260205
It depends on the attachment. If it's a dedicated, specific attach ment it might not. If it's the mollie "square" then it might. The attachment straps are not equal lengths I had to find the right "weave" to keep it from sliding up and down on my condor battle belt. My advice. Spend the money and get yourself a dedicated drop leg for a specific gun. It'll work but you'll always be wanting the better rig. You can get a Ruger GP100but you'll always be wishing for a S&W; 686. Save a little longer and get what you really want.
1461446
I would say that it would work. We own a Sig P290, Ruger LC9 and Taurus PT111, this ankle holster will work for all three subcompact guns.
348965
Yes it does. That's what I run on mine. Also, if you have a threaded barrel, you can remove the stopper from the holster and it will work with no problem.
289169
If you have the snub nose air weight the holster will be fine. My gun has a 2 and a half inch barrel.
1466096
If the belt has MOLLE or pals webbing, it'll fit but it won't fit a regular pants belt. It's flat too, so it's not a good platform for a holster at 3 or 9 o'clock. It's more for a chest mount in my opinion.
2248246
If your barrel is not over a 1in it should work. It will fit overs my heavy barrel
1166282
youre pistol is thinner and width, sights are futher apart, skinnier gun; itll work...roughly. please check the specs on SigSauer.com and youll get a better feel for it in the specs, that way you make your own decision. I for one, would not buy something ESPECIALLY a concealed holster that has some "give" to it.
270242
Yes, it should. However, this is a VERY stiff rig and I would recommend you wearing it on a belt (without the gun, of course) around the house, just to get it broken in.
1965314
Yes, it's a drop-leg holster. It adjusts to various leg lengths and thigh widths via Velcro.
578395
Honestly i wouldn't exactly know for sure, but i dont think it would. The holster is pretty big as is on its own. Sorry that i wasn't very much help about it.
1887015
I would say not enough depending on waste size. I say play it safe and use a drop down holster. While the item will drop your holster lower, you may need more distance away from your hips to fly out of the holster.
1712028
It will work with just about any platform. I use it with my Sig Saur SHR 970 in 300 win mag. A knight mountaineer all the way down to my little 22's . It's a great rest for the range, but you're probably not gonna be toting this thing out into the field so you better get used to shooting without it too.S
860647
I am not personally sure of this, but I have read that is does work with the speed holster but upside down/tail end down only.
109445
I'm not 100% sure on this, but since the holster mainly secures the barrel and trigger guard area, I believe it would work.
485380
This holster fits almost all dual action pistols. In other words, yes. I would recommend getting a drop-leg holster with rubberized straps though. This one slides around too much even when properly fitted. I recommend this: http://www.opsgear.com/collections/holsters/products/condor-universal-tactical-thigh-rig-holsterI bought it a while ago and it is worlds better.
1453691
In some cases, yes. But you should check with the manufacturer of your holster to find out for sure.
1461447
It could.. I use it for and old AMT .380 backup. That gun is 2/3 the size of a Walter, and mine fits kinda tight. If you put weapon in holster first, then fix to leg it might work. That's what I have to do now, very hard to replace weapon while holster is attached to leg. If you use it as a daily carry Velcro that retains weapon might wear. But for the cost, it's a good holster and worth the try.