Priority 1 Holsters Inside The Waistband Holster for Glock 26/27 / 33 with Streamlight TLR-6 (TLR6) Right Handed

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Purchased this on advice of a friend and I haven't looked back. I've attached a video review so you can actually see it in real time. But the holster is great quality. The fit was spot on. The retention was perfect out of the box even though it is still adjustable if you want. Since then I've talked to the company directly about possibly some more holsters for me and they were extremely friendly and courteous. They definitely have my future business. You will not regret purchasing this.

I carry concealed everyday for work. I have used holsters (both leather and kydex) from Blackhawk, Uncle Buck, Gall, De Santis, High Noon, and CYA - just to name a few. A few have been great, some were good, but many have been disappointing and a waste of money.I recently opted to carry the smaller Glock 27, and added a Streamlight TRL-6 for some awesomeness points with my son. I also switched from an outside the waistband carry to the inside the waistband, appendix carry. This holster definitely and truly fits the bill. Solid construction, low profile and great price were good selling points. Its functionality, however, exceeded my expectation. What I really loved about this holster was the draw from the appendix carry - very quick, smooth, and fluid - simply DEADLY. I practiced drawing from the standing and sitting positions, and I was equally impressed by the quickness and ease of the draws from those positions. Holstering the Glock was a cinch. The Glock fits perfectly into this holster (you'll hear a snap when it's holstered). I even tested the holster to see if it could hold a fully-loaded Glock while being held upside-down. I even shook it for some real life drama. Zero failure in 10 attempts. Also, there is no break-in period that you have to deal with a leather holster. You just unbox it and it's good to go. For $50, it's worth a shot :)

It's a good holster and it fits as intended. However, I would not recommend it if you have an extended mag release on your firearm. After conceal carrying a few times in the 5 o'clock position I have experienced my magazines coming loose and ejecting if I sit with pressure. Like sitting in a car for example, when I leave my car the mag is on the car seat. I thought It was a faulty magazine at first but I got the same results after testing with several other magazines. I can deal with minor cons on products but this is a major one if my life was one the line in a stress situation.Updated 12/22/18 : Had to trim the edge so that my mag release is no longer underneath the kydex. I started carrying again after the change and it is no longer pressing against my mag. I added a star because it is a great holster for the price

I debated on whether or not to give this holster a 2- or 3- star rating because it has two major flaws, or at least the one that I received did.1. The retention screws that come with the holster are WAAAAY too short. The way the holster comes, I could barely get my gun out. Loosening the screws to the correct retention level, there were only 1 or 2 threads holding the screws in and the holster together. The screws, of course, would start to come loose as soon as the holster was worn for a short amount of time. Very annoying! They should send the correct screws with the holster. To fix this, I went to Lowes and got some 8-32 x 1/2" stainless steel screws. Now there isn't an issue.2. The belt clip is RIDICULOUS. I've never seen a clip so small. It's around an inch and a half long. That means if your belt is wider than 1-1/2", this clip won't work. Even with a narrower belt, the clip just has a hard time grabbing on. It's just not a good clip. To fix this, I had to change the clip to one of my Concealment Express clips (really good holsters BTW). The CE clip is much longer and easily grabs. P1 should use a longer clip.I think this holster is okay and I would recommend it, I suppose. Just be aware of the issues I mentioned, especially the fact that you will probably need to also buy a longer clip.

This is a slick and clean holster for my G26 + TLR-6 setup. I like that there are two tension screws. If you’ve ever lost a screw on a holster, having two tension screws is just added security. I do not intend to carry without the TLR-6 on the gun because this holster will not hold the gun without the light. The retention of the gun uses the contoured housing of the light where it mounts to the trigger guard. If you take the TLR-6 off then you will need another holster.I’m pleased with the Priority 1 IWB holster for my G26. I’m leaning towards their holster for my G19.

This holster fits my Glock 27 with a Streamlight TLR6 Laser/light like a glove. It has a nice ”click” sound when the gun fully seats in the holster. The holster is also adjustable for the amount of retention desired. I highly recommend this IWB holster. In fact, I plan to buy a second one to keep in reserve, just in case I can’t find one a few years from now when I buy another Glock 26/27... YES, this holster is that good!! You won’t be disappointed.

Not even just for the price, in general this is a well made holster with a lot of great subtle features. The full sweat shield, the rounded and polished edges, two points of retention adjustment, additional holes to adjust how the guns sits. All are great the ONLY bag thing about this is the belt clip. Way to flimsy, I swapped out with another sturdier one and now this thing is perfect. HIGHLY recommend this holster.

This holster is AMAZING. Literally gone through half a dozen and non had the feel as this. After doing research on the company i also called them and asked to have them add their "concealment wing" which rolls the holster a little into your body which is perfect for not printing. I feel like i can go on and on about this holster. Will buy again.