I have a Glock 31 full size, this is a sig. 357, with a viridian green laser/light C5L, I want to carry my Glock on duty, which Tacloc Holster, level 2 or 3 do you recommend?
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When I bought mine (over a year ago), there was only one model for the C5L-equipped Glock 23 (my pistol). That would be a level 2. I'm not a LEO, but the TacLoc holster holds the Glock securely enough for my concealed carry requirements. Besides the lock, it has a tension adjustment.
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I have the one shown . Ecr in my opinion it's well made and has adequate retention. Just a matter if you like it or not. If you have small hands, it might not be for you.
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I'm traveling and on the road. I look and ask my buddies who have both versions. My response may not be fast enough for you.
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Russell, I honestly don't know about true duty level holsters. I would have no issue in using the inexpensive Viridian Tacloc Holster designed for the C5L in a plainclothes situation as it is simple but does have some retention capabilities; however, for true duty belt use I don't believe it would stand up to day to day usage including getting smashed up against the center console every time you get into or out of your vehicle. I'm not aware of a traditional duty brand for that light / laser combo (but would be open to it myself). The light / laser combo has held up well on the pistol (mine is on a G19) and I have more than 5K rounds through it with no issues. I do just use the simple belt holster day to day though.
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I didn't purchase a light laser. I got just the c5l light. The package says glock 31 on it. The upc is 04879 28788. I hope this helps
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I carry a Glock 23 on duty (green Laser) and it fits perfectly. Must assume if the red is C-series there would be no problem.Big Dog Lanky
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I believe this is designed for up to a 5" barrel length. Check for product description. I holster a Sig C3 which has a 4.2" barrel. Works very well. Check out the Mad Max Desantis. It is an IWB for the same weapon. I would just caution you to check the snaps when you receive it to make sure they operate properly. Break in with wax paper-double layer. Work it in and out a number of times. Replace the paper and store the gun in the holster for 2-3 days. If it needs more slip, repeat.
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I would contact blackhawk or go to their website. there seemed to be a lot of information on the different guns that they offer holsters for. I am not familiar with other pistols except my glock 23 and my .380.
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The 19 fits really well. I was using the holster while riding ATV's and I couldn't tell if the glock would have fallen out. Just to carry it was fine.
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When you order the Galco Cop 3 holster, you have to specify the pistol you are ordering it for. These holsters are formed to fit the pistol you have. The fees/charges to return it should be listed on the page you order from or have a link to the page for this info.
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This particular one is for left handed draw. They also sell ones for right hand draw. It states in the description. This is a level 3 and accepted for duty carry, a level 2 is the minimum requirement.
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Jackcipolla, go to http://www.galcogunleather.com/, plug in manufacturer and model of your shooter, Galco will tell you the rig number or if you're picking up a rig component, the holster or mag pouch number for that particular part that will fit your shooter. Consider the vertical holster instead, especially if you have a full size shooter, much easier to conceal. Also by using this rig you are violating rule #1 of firearm safety ... never point the firearm at anything you do not intend to destroy. The jackass holster aims firearm into your arm pit, the horizontal holster muzzles everything and everyone behind you. Train Hard, Practice Often, Be Safe. old hippie Jackcipolla, go to http://www.galcogunleather.com/, plug in manufacturer and model of your shooter, Galco will tell you the rig number or if you're picking up a rig component, the holster or mag pouch number for that particular part that will fit your shooter. Consider the vertical holster instead, especially if you have a full size shooter, much easier to conceal. Also by using this rig you are violating rule #1 of firearm safety ... never point the firearm at anything you do not intend to destroy. The jackass holster aims firearm into your arm pit, the horizontal holster muzzles... » Read More Jackcipolla, go to http://www.galcogunleather.com/, plug in manufacturer and model of your shooter, Galco will tell you the rig number or if you're picking up a rig component, the holster or mag pouch number for that particular part that will fit your shooter. Consider the vertical holster instead, especially if you have a full size shooter, much easier to conceal. Also by using this rig you are violating rule #1 of firearm safety ... never point the firearm at anything you do not intend to destroy. The jackass holster aims firearm into your arm pit, the horizontal holster muzzles everything and everyone behind you. Train Hard, Practice Often, Be Safe. old hippie « Show Less
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Yes, the holster has the three-screw Blackhawk mount. But I don't like how the Viridian C5L laser unit worked on my Glock 23. The laser would not stay fixed vertically. The aiming adjustment does not click, like a Crimson Trace laser system. Also, with the C5L attached to the rail, the Glock shot to the left a few inches. When I removed the C5L, the gun shot to point of aim. Distance to target in both cases was 7 yds. I sent the C5L back within 30 days for full refund. Viridian customer service is fantastic.
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I use this Holster for my work Glock 19 and my personal Glock 27 - it is really not a holster in the true sense - it is nothing more than a trigger guard. But, I really like it for CC. You can tuck the pistol anywhere, the string attached to something stable (like your belt) and when you pull the weapon, the trigger guard pops off. As it is not sized to the weapon it should work with all Glocks.
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I use a 45 ACP rail Glock 10 round. This is a wider somewhat stocky gun and the product seems to be on the large side as the gun slides down a little too much for my tastes. It is well made.
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I can vouch for my loaded glock .40 with light and laser, if you want it for a riffle I recommend getting two.....
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I really don't know. Mine is a Glock 27. For what it's worth though, I find this holster to ride to high and uncomfortable. There are better options out there.
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No. The fitment description showed it fits the G19, 23, and 32. You may want to contact Viridian customer service to find out what TacLoc holster fits the Glock 30S.
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Billy, Steven is right, size 3 is the correct size. I own size 1-4. size 2 is to tightand the LC9 will not go all the way into it. Size 2 fits the LCP 380.
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I have a three inch version of the VersaCarry that I use with a Sig P238 and a Sig P938. I also have a three incher that I use with a Springfield Armory XDs in 45 ACP. I have no issues with either holster. That said, please note that I am retired and spend most of my time at home and only carry when I go out. I don't know how comfortable I would be if I was carrying in one of those holsters all day what effect an absence of a sweat shield would have on my pistols.
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If your talking about the holster with TAC lock, it will not work with that brand of laser. This holster only works with the Viridian Lasers in TACLOC and KINGTUK. The TACLOC is for ECR (Enhanced Combat Readiness)....which means the light and/or/other laser is activated automatically when it is drawn. I have the M&P; Compact 40 cal. and it works fantastic out of all I have used. Also.........stay away from Red lasers..........The Green is more visible in all sorts of light or none. Same reason Firetrucks are changed from Red to Green/Yellow. More viability. When it comes to your life if needed........ONLY get the one that is right. Any holdup or catch that does not work right, could mean your life!!!! If your talking about the holster with TAC lock, it will not work with that brand of laser. This holster only works with the Viridian Lasers in TACLOC and KINGTUK. The TACLOC is for ECR (Enhanced Combat Readiness)....which means the light and/or/other laser is activated automatically when it is drawn. I have the M&P; Compact 40 cal. and it works fantastic out of all I have used. Also.........stay away from Red lasers..........The Green is more visible in all sorts of light or none. Same reason Firetrucks are changed from Red to Green/Yellow. More viability. When it comes to your life if... » Read More If your talking about the holster with TAC lock, it will not work with that brand of laser. This holster only works with the Viridian Lasers in TACLOC and KINGTUK. The TACLOC is for ECR (Enhanced Combat Readiness)....which means the light and/or/other laser is activated automatically when it is drawn. I have the M&P; Compact 40 cal. and it works fantastic out of all I have used. Also.........stay away from Red lasers..........The Green is more visible in all sorts of light or none. Same reason Firetrucks are changed from Red to Green/Yellow. More viability. When it comes to your life if needed........ONLY get the one that is right. Any holdup or catch that does not work right, could mean your life!!!! « Show Less