Glock 19 Holster, Fits Glock 19 Gen 3-5 Glock 23/32 Gen 3-4 Glock 19X/44/45

I have been carrying for 7-ish years or so and have the typical drawer full of holsters. Bianchi, Alien Gear, Tier 1, in different styles, etc. I started small of the back, then moved to 3 o'clock, and for the past several years appendix has been my preferred way to carry. I also prefer single clip holsters because they are so much easier to put on and take off while at home or seated in a vehicle which makes them very practical. I often carry a G43 in a Bladetech Klipt holster and initially jumped on Amazon to buy another for my G19. That holster is small and hides well enough, but it doesn't accommodate an optic. The Bladetech Ultimate Kplit accomodates an optic, but has the claw which slightly increases the difficulty of arming and disarming. So after a search I stumbled across this hoster and thought, for $15 I might as well give it a try. I am so glad I did! Pros - This thing is very comfortable, more than the other holsters I mentioned. Nice finish with no sharp edges poking you when you sit or bend over. Even the full guard has a slight bend at the top that pushes that edge away from your body. Minimalist with very little extra bulk so it hides well. Keeps the grip in toward your body. A light positive retention that was set right out of the package. Secure on the belt but easy in and out. Fits Gen 4 and Gen 5 (the only 2 I have to test). It does not collapse when you draw your firearm and allows for an easy re-holster. It is a good fit that does not allow your firearm to rattle around. Cons - One of my G19's has an optic mounted on it. The holster does not accommodate an optic. It is very close, but there is a slight gusset on the guard that hits the side and stops it from seating. It looks like a little work with a Dremel might make the holster accept an optic. I don't usually like to MacGyver stuff up, but I like the holster so much that I purchased a second one to experiment on with a Dremel. The one I have now, I am keeping intact for the non optic version. Neutral observation- It is made of injection molded plastic, not Kydex. In closing, I did not have high hopes, but am very pleasantly surprised. The country of origin is China and it is injection molded which allows them to keep the price down. If the holster were twice the cost, I would have assumed it was junk and would not have taken the risk of wasting another $30,,, and I would have missed out. It does everything you want a holster to do. It hides, it's comfortable, and it's easy.

Pros: Great retention without needing adjustment Very compact, minimal bulge Great belt clip Very comfortable Cons: Almost zero cant adjustment Can't really adjust ride height Clip may be too small for some thicker duty belts (subjective con) I have an OWB for my XDMe 10mm and love it so much I decided to try of their IWB for my G19. Gun and Flower did not disappoint. Much more comfortable than my blackhawk IWB and with much better retention. Zero rattle, audible click once trigger guard is fully enclosed, very positive belt retention. My Blackhawks both have very sketchy belt clips and often will slip off, causing me to remove the entire holster with gun still inside. Not what you want for CC. These Gun and Flower holsters are legit though, and so worth the price. Super comfortable for all day wear. Might need to add a wedge, and you can't adjust the cant all that much but it fits and rides right for me. Will be buying more from GF when I need new holsters.

When using during heavy extended use the top part of the holster kind of pokes my gut or side depending on where I position it. Its a good holster for what its worth aside from that.

Don't laugh too hard, but I wanted a holster for my Umarex Glock 19 BB gun. I'm on the fence about carrying a concealed weapon, but want to practice drawing a weapon from concealment. The Umarex is an excellent facsimile of a Glock 19 in size and weight. With a good gun belt and an inside-the-waistband holster a Glock 19 (replica in my case) is doable. I tho't it would be too big and heavy no matter what. I admit I choose the least expensive Glock 19 holster on Amazon. It fits well, but I have three gripes: 1) There is no audible click when the gun is returned to the holster as the manufacturer claims there will be. This is important so I know the pistol is properly returned to the holster. 2) The manufacturer says that there is a full length sweat guard. I was expecting neoprene or something to keep the hard polymer off me. The sweat guard is just the back of the polymer holster that does cover the entire firearm, so this was my misunderstanding. 3) Granted I'm using a BB gun replica, but the roughness on the inside of the holster was enough to mar the finish on the gun. I was sore displeased that it marred a $70 BB gun. I'd go ballistic if it marred a $700+ Glock 19. (I've seen some insane prices lately.) I sanded the inside, but am reluctant to use the holster right now. I got what I paid for. It does fit well, but it's missing a few qualities I'd want if I got off the fence and started carrying consistently. I am getting the feel of drawing a weapon from concealment and that was my goal.

Great holster I own several now

This holster is simple but very effective. Nothing fancy but effective. My first impression was disappointed because it didn't fit my glock. After a few adjustments with a Phillips screwdriver and it fit perfectly. I wanted to carry inside my pants and it worked perfectly. I want something comfortable and it was. I want something that would hold my firearm but be easy to draw from and it was. I purchased 2 more expensive options that didn't work for me.

It doesn’t fit my Glock 23 as promised

This is a great holster and very good quality. My Glock 19 fits perfectly with a slight “ click” retainer to keep it in place.