Orpaz CZ P07 Holsters, Right-Hand Modular OWB Holster

The CZP07 fits in the holster decently well, has a little bit of wiggle but not too bad. The one star was dropped because of the “paddle” that comes with it… It doesn’t support the holster with the pistol in it, so it flips around some on a normal pair of pants with a belt.

The Good: I was impressed by the build quality when I opened the package. The polymer is thick and molded well. Retention is very positive. You absolutely will not draw the weapon without pressing the release mechanism and no one is going to take it from you.The Bad: Release, however, is not positive at all. The bottom of the holster is sharp and grabbed onto the Picatinny rails and prevented a smooth draw especially when trying to draw quickly. Rounding it off with a jeweler's file and finishing with sandpaper fixed that. This would only be a problem with a pistol with a full rail, like the P09 and not the Glock with their proprietary rail. More evidence that this was designed for a Glock follows.Apparently there is a ratched spacer you're supposed to get to attach the holster to the bottom placement where I need it for my arm length, which is why I got the low ride version. It didn't come with it, which was highly annoying. I epoxied two steel washers together onto the ratchet hole in the position I want it in because I will never move it anyway. Why did I do that? Because the screw sleeve popped out when I was tightening it even though I WAS NOT over tightening. So I pulled the sleeve out, epoxied it back in, realized I didn't trust their dubious assembly and just epoxied everything together - the holster to the frame. It's now probably the most solid holster in the world - Thanks to my labor. I'm actually glad the spacer wasn't included because without it I may not have discovered the screw sleeves were garbage until I needed it not to fall apart. You know, like when someone is fighting me for my gun.The gun rattles like crazy in the holster. A little rattle is fine but this was insanely loose even with the tension screws tightened. This is because I'm sure they're using the same holster body for the Glock and the CZ and the Glock is significantly thicker. I heated it up with a hair dryer and squeezed it together. Now it fits snug and still draws well. Again, problem solved by my labor.The Ugly: The fact that I should have spent $50 more and gotten Safariland to build me an ALS for my P09. This is a good holster now, but a Jerry rigged holster I had to fix. Get the new Hogue holster if you want a cheaper option if you don't want to fix it. I honestly suspect the Glock holster will not have the fitment issues because they holsters are probably designed with Glocks in mind and made into P09 holsters as an afterthought.

Like others said this fits tight. The suppressor sights barely clear and often snagged. Took about 2 minutes with a file. I had to knock the chamfer off the end and recess the chamfer back in. See pics. Now the front sight doesn't snag. Cant beat it for the money.

This holster is good for riding on a gun belt or for something to stick on for running errands. The retention is strong and intuitive, and the holster stays put. There are some poky bits to this holster that make it a little uncomfortable when sitting, and I never found a way to keep it from printing even under a mid-weight jacket.

For what it is it doesnt seem to bad of a holster for the cost. There was a lot of movement in the gun so I just added two strips of Velcro and that solved the problem. Sure the Velcro will wear out over time but easily replaced. Bought the holster for ATV rides and camping. Sure it will work well for that. Its not a safariland ALS but seems like it will get the job done. Its worth the cost. Only 4 stars because of the amount of play it had

I bought this so I could open carry my CZ P09 while out hiking. The retention is strong yet can be deactivated by a good push on the thumb button. The button seems stiff enough that it wouldn't be likely to be fully depressed on a fall, for example, but it has a gross "plastic on plastic" feel when depressing it that makes it feel kind of cheap.It also doesn't really fit snugly in the holster. I guess this is designed for the P07 and the P09, but my P09 wobbles around quite a bit inside the holster. I've tried messing with the retention screws and whatnot, but I can't seem to tighten it up and is probably my largest gripe.

So far so good. I’ve had this for awhile now and I’ve been pleased with it, great retention, simple to use and comfortable. I didn’t like the paddle it came with, didn’t stay on the bell securely, so I use the belt loops, been great

Love the holster, I had one for a sig p320 as well from a year ago, maybe a little over. I like that the new leg strap has rubber on it to keep it from sliding. The only downside was the leg strap was actually a little small for my leg and to tight to wear but the sig holster strap was not. Not sure if they changed the dimensions or not but I also am a bigger guy with larger than average legs