Fobus GL3 Standard Holster for Glock 20, 21, 21SF (with std Glock rail), 37, 38, 40, 41 / ISSC M22, Right Hand Paddle

I have several Fobus holsters and have never had a problem with them until Glock 21. Goes in nice and firm but trying to draw is a nightmare. I tried oiling the inside and did the 50 draws holding the holster in one hand and pistol in the other. Did not get loose enough. After putting in my waist band and drawing I tried snatching which caused holster came out with the pistol several times. Thought of trying to put it in boiling water, hair dryer or the microwave to get the holster to spread a little so I can use it with confidence.Next DayI heated the holster one time with a hair dryer for about 2 minutes and placed the pistol in it. The draw was just snug enough and secure but easy to draw, did not need two hands and the holster never moved------PERFECT."Right Hand Holster" look inside the holster where the "Trigger Guard" is gripped by the holster. The outside away from the body has a deeper indention that the inside (closest to the body) indention. I used a 1500 watt hair dryer and placed it close to the "INSIDE " indention. I heated both the inside and outside of that "Inside" indention area for two minutes. Taking a clean dry washcloth I reached inside the holster with my hand and pressed hard against the "Inside" indention pushing it towards my body. I then placed my pistol in the holster and did some test draws. It was perfect. I removed the pistol and placed the holster under cold running water to set and cure the Kydex. After drying the holster I tested it again with my pistol and it was exactly what I wanted.Fobus------------ Why didn't you mention this fix after so many complaints of this one certain holster??????????????

This is a great holster. Fit the gun perfectly.

I wanted a non-leather paddle holster for my Gen 4 Glock 21. For those that are new to this, a paddle holster allows you to easily insert and remove the gun/holster. A paddle slides in on the inside of your pants. The paddle has a lip that fits under your belt on the inside and helps with retention of the holster.This Fobus holster uses passive retention to hold the gun. The gun snaps securely into the holster. The gun is removed by quickly drawing the gun in the direction of the forward cant (angle) of the holster. At first I was very disappointed as the gun could not be removed without using two hands, one to hold the holster. I read some information on the Fobus website and they recommended to slightly lubricate the holster. As recommended I used a silicone cloth to wipe the inside of the holster. The draw is now smooth and yet it still has excellent retention of the gun. You can shake it upside down and it won't come loose.It has the recommended forward cant which would prevent someone from drawing the gun from your rear.I really like the holster. It is comfortable to wear and easy to put on and off. I highly recommend it.

This holster is a great bang for your buck. It is comfortable to wear and fits my Glock G40 10mm perfectly. I did not have the problems others have mentioned about the pistol fitting too tight. I did not have to take any extra steps to make my pistol fit.

I have carried the same Fobus paddle back holster, daily, for the past 20 years. This is my second Fobus for a new Glock. It has a Lifetime warranty. They are secure, yet easy to put on and take off. Good retention, yet fast to draw. Has never failed!

I generally love Fobus holsters. I wear them daily for concealed carry. However, this holster for the Glock 21 gen 3 is NOT adjustable. As many attest, it requires substantial alteration for the pistol to be drawn. It is too tight. A product advertised specifically for a firearm should fit the firearm without alteration.

The holster fits like a glove on my glock and is very secure while carrying. My complaints are: until the holster has been used for a week or two the amount of force needed to draw it are in my opinion too excessive. After the intial "breaking in" period the draw becomes much smoother. My other complaint is a rather marginalized one; if you are over-weight (like me) and have anything hanging over your belt line then the gun will dig into your side every time you sit down. Also, if you're wanting this for a concealed carry holster you will probably need to buy a coat that is longer than the norm. The bottom of the exposed portion of this holster hangs to the bottom of my pants pocket hole.

Everything was perfect.