Would this holster be something I can easily convert to a tactical style leg holster?
630504
No. The one I have at least, for my J-frame, rides high. It is perfect for just behind the strong side hip. Also fits well for cross draw in front of weak side hip. Maybe the holsters for bigger guns hang differently, but the little one is not at all suited for hanging down your leg.
630505
Depends on the type of extender your using, this holster has a metal belt clip and nylon belt loop on the back. I took the metal clip off as I use this holster on a belt. The Springfield Armory holster would probably be better. I use the Mil-spec style leg holster(UM92) from Bianchi, holster, extender and web duty belt like the military uses/used. Tad pricey though for the whole rig.
630506
Yes it is made from thick heavy duty padded cordura nylon. With the skills and a heavy duty industrial style sewing machine you could add straps. But i do believe you would be much happier just spending a little more on a tactical leg holster. Plus this uses a strap with a snap to secure pistol in holster. Most tactical holsters use passive retention which i also believe you would be much more satisfied with
630507
The size I have would not work as it is for a large frame, long barrel revolver but if you have an appropriate size it would be possible. If you need one for professional duty then I would suggest you buy one. If it is just for casual use you could make something work. Assuming the necessary skill and equipment is available. A safe secure carry is important. Don't risk damage to the firearm for a cheap way to carry it. As much as a firearm costs it is smart to support it with good accessories.
633065
I can you can but would just be a right hand holster in reverse. It has two different places to put your belt so it might work, but I think you would have trouble getting the snap off.
977047
Yes, it will. That's the pistol I use it for. Overall I'm not a fan of ankle holsters, this one is more comfortable than a few others I've tried, it feels a little unstable at first, but I haven't had any retention problems.
2153817
I would say no because the holster is just enough room for the weapon. However, I can't say conclusively since I've never tried it.
1639865
I would say yes. Its like the regular Blackhawk holster that locks on the trigger.
6622
It would be a really good choice for the Sig. The holster is really convenient and you can really get the gun out fast.So much easier than a IWB or OWB.
1102207
no, you cannot. galco does make a holster for this purpose though:Galco Tuck-N-Go Inside The Pant Holster for Ruger LCP, KelTec P3AT, P32 (Natural, Right-hand)
37456
Hello Andrew, Yes in fact you can. It was the main reason why I bought this. The holster itself is switchable from drop leg to a conceal cqc paddle, open carry belt loop or chest piece. Also look into blackhawks quick disconnect kit so you can switch on the fly without having to reattach to each piece. Any other questions I'd be glad to answer. Jake
1988497
donnie, that would be, yes and yes-but make sure you ask for s&w; bodyguard holster,it is worth every pinny it coast, i have ask a few cop friends had they seen this, even 1 trooper,none had,besafe pal, ps. if you use extended clip trim a little of with a knife. works well.
1125262
No. This holster is more meant for a duty belt/outside the waist band (open carry). It is too bulky, and has no means to be an IWB holster. If you're looking for a concealment/IWB holster for a Sig w/ tac light, I suggest Bravo Concealment. Great kydex holsters, custom made to your gun and light. Takes about 4-6 weeks to get though
944472
Not really... It's designed with an index finger button release. Theoretically, you could reverse the holster and put the holster in your pants, but not really designed as a conceal carry holster. Probably better to use if you had a coat over it, as it is not overly bulky.
1059831
There won't be a holster designed to fit this combo, but you might be able to find a generic "fit all" holster.
2132628
Yes. My thigh rig has a place on both sides of the holster where it will screw onto. I configured mine that way and it works great. To be clear, I am using the Blackhawk Tactical Holster Platform.
204832
Yes, that is the type of gun I purchased this product for. It's awesome & really adds a cool factor. Fobus makes a really nice paddle holster that fits perfect.
350062
I can't say for sure but this holster is engineered to be pretty generic while keeping the weapon secure.If needed, you should be able to relieve a bit of the stitching to accommodate the laser but I'm guessing that it won't be necessary to do so.
2228312
It says it can be used with other Blackhawk holster systems. It does not specifically say the Drop Down leg system. The Holster has the big paddle attachment for ticking inside your pants, and a smaller plate for attaching just to a belt. Depends on how your leg platform attaches.
1718003
It would be close. I would up grade to a good leather holster for a pistol of that size and weight. This is more of a compact frame holster.