UTG Elite Tactical Right Handed Leg Holster

It held my Taurus PT-92 (equivalent to Beretta 92) 9mm with a Tactical Light Pistol and Rifle Led Flashlight/Quick Release Weaver perfectly. It fit nice and snug in the holster and the extra holster pocket is nice too. Fully loaded there was no shake in the holster at all on my leg. I tried putting my Beretta U22 Neos in it with the 6 inch barrel, but it is way too long, the barrel stuck out the bottom of the holster and was not comfortable. I'm sure the 4.5" barrel would fit perfectly. As for the review that said this holster was too small, they were wrong, I also have a Taurus TCP and this holster swallows it. Highly Recommend for Taurus 92, with or without flashlight it fits very well. Pros: Distributes weight very well, pistol fits nice and tight, seams seem sewed well, snaps on side are adjustable for different sized pistols, dual leg straps help prevent sliding even on jeans, PRICE! Con: I have 28" thighs, the leg straps a little tight to snap on, but it's not a deal breaker for me.

This UTG Tactical Leg Holster is amazing! You can adjust the tightness on the 2 leg straps, and also there is a belt strap that makes the holster extra secure. This holster can fit lots of guns in there snug, and even though mine hangs a little bit, it doesn't bounce around or anything. Also, there is a strap to keep the gun from falling out. Here is my opinion on the UTG Elite Tactical Leg Holster PROS: adjustable straps fits almost any handgun durable extra mag holder CONS: hard to quickly click the strap that holds the gun in the holster This holster met all of my expectations and I would recommend this to anyone!

I bought this to try with a Benjamin Trail NP Pistol. The pistol slid right in without any modifications needed. I have a UTG hip holster which I ripped the seams a little to get the BT to fit, but I didn't like the way it sat in the holster, plus the gun is so long the draw was awkward. However, this drop leg holster did not require any seams to be ripped and the gun is much better balanced and more natural to draw in this configuration. I'm 6', 185 lbs. The upper leg strap fits fine, but the lower one is a little bit tight with the strap all the way out. I don't have huge thighs, but I do bike a lot. I may sew in some extra 1.5" webbing to make the lower strap longer. The lower strap doesn't feel completely necessary, so I may also just opt to not use it. I just got it today so I'll have to put it though it's paces and report back, but I wanted to get it out there that the Benjamin Trail pistol easily fits and it's a better option than on your hip. I would imagine that a Crosman 1377/1322 would work just as well (if not it's still a good holster and you could probably mod it slightly to make it work. Overall the construction seems sturdy and well made. It's definitely made for large guns. Little guns would get lost in it.

I got this holster about an hour ago and so far it seems great. It is a little large but that doesnt really matter all that much. I bought this for my airsoft gun and it fits pretty good. The adjustable straps dont get loose over time. I figured that out by jumping for a while. Overall it seem like a really good holster. It also has a spare mag pouch which is handy for when you run out of ammo. The last thing i have to say is buy this holster

If you're planning a Black Widow, Deadpool, or Tomb Raider cosplay, these are your best bet. Other varieties of leg holster are undoubtedly a better quality, but don't come in identical left AND right holsters. Usually I buy the most expensive accessories available for cosplay (experience has taught me that quality is always better), but these were the only that you can do on both legs. That said, I can't imagine a real tactical person/officer wearing this into the field/hunting range/etc. It really is kind of cheap. Not horrible cheap, but I wouldn't reccommend for professionals. NOW. When you get it, you will put it on and panic because the straps are too small. (I'm a smallish lady and they were too small for me, so I'm sure they must be too small for a good percent of women and the vast majority of men.) Do not panic. You don't have to return them yet. It's quite easy to ease the straps out of the buckle and thereby give yourself a much longer strap. When you've got it adjusted, you'll have ends of the straps left over. These will flap around as you walk and look weird, so you'll have to sew them to the strap with a few black stitches (you can take them out easily if you gain/lose weight in the future.) That's what I did. The other option is to cut the ends off and then take a match to it to melt it and keep it from fraying. I don't recommend this, it seems like it would be messy, and you would never be able to change the size again. GOOD LUCK to my fellow cosplayers. To people who actually use guns regularly, I really recommend getting higher quality that will last longer and be easier to adjust.

This was my first leg holster so i didn't know what to expect but it did not fail to surprise. The material it is made out of feels strong and durable. The stitching is very strong and can take the wear. I have been using this for a week and it shows no sign of breaking. The buckles are 8 of 10 but hold tight and can be slightly confusing to tighten or loosen when on the body so i would recommend taking the straps off one at a time. The mag holder has a strong Velcro that does not allow the magazine to move. It might be a snug fit for thicker, larger magazines but i am sure it will get the job done. This is a great holster and for its price, it does meet its durability and dependability.

Everything that you expect from a high quality heavy duty tactical leg holster and pairs nicely with UTG's Heavy Duty Web Belt. Have read comments that the length of the leg straps are too short, but they fit well on me and I have muscular thighs. There are other similar web holsters selling at higher prices, but why pay more when this one has all the basic features (including spare mag pouch) you'll ever need.

Great Holster, fits also my 7 inch knife and holster into the holster. I thought the straps for the leg would not fit my thigh but they fit great with extra room available. I thought this would be a concern since I have big thighs but really wasnt the case. Quality is good. Great purchase, very happy with the holster.

Pros: It's well made, great price, with good material and fits a large full-size pistol with some room for small under-rail optics. My Colt 1911 fits nicely in the holster as does my Sig P226 with attached under-rail laser, but the mag holder is too small. A smaller pistol like my Colt Defender without any attachements gets swallowed up in this holster. Cons: The adjustable leg straps are way too short unless you are a little guy. Fully extended, I was able to barely connect the top leg strap but it was uncomfortably tight. The bottom leg strap was at least 4 inches too short. Neither the top or bottom leg straps fit me unless I drop the holster all the way down to my knee instead of my mid-thigh, which thankfully the top belt strap adjustment did allow me to do. Of course unless you have ape-like arms, you have to bend over to holster your weapon. The top strap adjusts out to a maximum of 20 inches at a stretch and the bottom strap only to 15 inches maximum. Made for someone with fence-post legs and thin, tight fiting jeans. If you're considering this holster, measure around your upper and mid thigh and allow for at least an extra inch for loose clothing and a comfortable fit. If it's more than the 20"/15" maximum, this may not be for you. For the price, not worth returning to Amazon, who by-the-way shipped this in awesome fast time. I will modify the unit and try to find extensions for the straps.

The material seems durable and the clips are the typical plastic ones that you will find on any regular backpack today. Solid and they work fine but nothing special. My problem is with the size of the leg straps. If you've moved any kind of weight in your lifetime chances are your legs are bigger than the average person's. These straps are tight on my leg when opened up to their maximum, and that is when it worn over a pair of light shorts. When I wear this over a pair of bulky pants it is very tight. Not excruciating but not overly comfortable either. This has its advantages as the firearm doesn't shift around on my leg - at all. Still, in hindsight I would have liked to have known the maximum dimensions of the leg straps when opened to their maximum. It would have been beneficial if the manufactuer/seller posted this information. As for the holster, because it is one size fits all, it is by default quite large. Most likely you will want to sew the bottom of the holster to a make tighter, more customized fit for your firearm. Again, this has its advantages as for 10 minutes worth of work you can customize your holster in a way that no pre-sized holster will allow. I have no problem with that. Would recommend for full size 1911-type pistols, but with a couple of well-placed stitches a smaller 9mm could fit in there just as easily. Note to the inexperienced shooters out there...this isn't a quick draw setup (no leg holsters are), so if you're looking for an IPSC setup on the cheap, look elswhere :) Overall, this is a decent setup (I purchased with the UTG heavy duty belt) and because of the price it gets my recommendation and 3/5 stars.

This holster is nicely made and able to hold more of the different type of hand gun. I tried glock, F92, and Desert Eagle (a little tight) and fit OK. The nice thing about this is the front has a pouch for putting an extra clip (smaller clip), and the quick release on the top buckle.