1791 GUNLEATHER4 Way Thumb Break Holster - OWB & IWB Right Handed Leather Gun Holster - Fits Glock 17 19 22 23 32, Ruger SR9 SR22, Sig P225 P299, SW MP9 MP40, Taurus G2

Beautiful craftsmanship. Veeeery tight fit. It takes some time to break it in. But it’s very nice.

Delivery quick and well packaged. The holster housed the weapon snug and snap works. The leather work is beautiful and well done. The belt loops were fun but they were snug and holds the belt/Holster combo very well not at all sloppy. I have nothing bad to say about this holster. Also holster is adapted for Cross draw, side IWB and clip to go and holster loops OWB. This holster has all the correct features for the right handed user.

Fantastic fit. Really meticulous craftsmanship in this holster! I am planning to get some others for my other weapons. Only downside is that the retention snap is a little too tight, making it hard to release consistently. I plan to work that out.....

Beautiful holster!!! Great value for the money. Great quality piece and I love the fact that you can chose from four carry positions. Definitely recommend.

I'm a bit disappointed. I've hote several 1791 holsters, this is the first one that absolutely doesn't fit the gun I bought it for. It says it's for a Glock 19, bit it's so tight I can't even get the pistol in. I tried the break in instructions provided with the holster, and it's still impossibly tight. I have a couple other pistols that fit in it fine, so I'm not sending it back, but it doesn't work for the pistol I planned on using it for. It's a shame, it's a very nice holster, it just doesn't fit my pistol.

Got this holster as I normally carry AIWB with a sidecar style holster. That setup does not work for occasions where I am dressed up and have a tucked in button down shirt with a suit jacket. I throw this on and ride it at 6 oclock. Very comfortable. I still have some breakin to do with the retention strap because once I unsnap it I have to move it out of the way then draw cannot just pull through it yet which really slows down access to the firearm. I elected for the retention strap as I do not trust just a leather sleeve to keep me firearm secured.Breakin process took me about 1 hour. Just threw my g19 in a plastic ziploc and began to work it into the holster twisting it every which direction. Nice secure fit that will continue to improve with use. I also grabbed some leather boot wax and gave a coat of that to help moisturize and loosen the holster up. Seemed to have worked.Hardest part I found was the belt loop holes are insanely tight and very hard to get them through the first few times. I solved this by using a solid ruler and fed that through to open the holes up a bit. I do not use the belt holes just the clip but wanted to have the option should I need it in the future.This being my backup holster for special occasions it mostly sits empty I've debated getting a replica g19 like a blue gun or airsoft that I can use to loosen it up a bit. Overall very high quality.I will by another holster from these guys for my next carry that might be for special occasions only

Fits my Glock 48 perfect.It’s made for a stock gun so once I took off my red dot and light. It fit so perfect that I didn’t have to break it in. It slide in & out like butter.It’s pretty stiff on the belt loops but once I wore it in and adjusted it it’s perfectly and more importantly comfortable wearing in all positions.

First off, holster is very tight. Yes, I know it has to break in and I did manage to get the gun to fit into it after a few days but still way too tight. And not just the gun, the belt slots are nearly impossible to get a belt through. Even the strong side slots were difficult to thread the belt into, I never did get a belt to go through the SOB slots. So, I tried IWB, it has a belt clip after all. No go. The belt clip has no "hook" on the bottom to grab the belt during a draw. it's actually rounded, so when you draw, the whole holster comes out. Definitely not a break in issue. This would happen even if the holster weren't so stiff and tight. A holster needs to be stiff and snug, but this is unusable. Will most likely be returning.