GUN & FLOWER Drop Leg Platform for Glock 17/19 (Gen3-5), Glock 22/23/31/32 (Gen3-4), Glock 19X/44/45 w/TLR-1 – Level 2 Holster + Mag Holes – Adjustable (No Mag Pouches)

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1. jujitzujesus Verified Buyer – 12 July 2024

   Yes. With a sub-$20 pricetag, I’m all about it. Definitely does what it’s supposed to
   

2. Samantha Richards Verified Buyer – 27 December 2024

   Really great quality and works perfectly. Perfect fit!
   

3. TheDadBod Verified Buyer – 2 January 2025

   This Level II Tactical Drop Leg Holster is a durable, secure, and well-fitted option for Glock models equipped with a TLR-1 light, offering solid retention and adjustable ride height for comfort and accessibility. The polymer construction feels rugged and impact-resistant, making it a reliable choice for tactical and duty use. The Level II retention system provides an audible click for added security, ensuring the firearm stays locked in place during movement.

   However, the design lacks clearance for most red dot sights, which severely limits its usability for anyone running an optic-equipped Glock. While it works well for traditional setups, those using RDS configurations will likely need to look elsewhere. At this price point, it’s a decent value for users who don’t require optic compatibility, but a frustrating limitation for those who do. Given that this holster features a cutout specifically to accommodate an RDS, this oversight is a truly fatal flaw here, and takes would would otherwise be a solid 5-star holster to what is effectively unusable for me, which is a real shame.
   

4. Matthew C Verified Buyer – 20 January 2025

   I have an inner worry with drop holsters about retention. This one has done an admirable job of alleviating some of that worry. The retention switch is simple, and easy to use, but hard to reach from someone else. The straps are more comfortable than expected. And, they have enough adjustability to allow for preferences. Everything fits the way I had hoped. No room to complain at this time.
   

5. IronCurtin Verified Buyer – 14 February 2025

   The good-
   – Fits a variety of handguns. Designed for Glock 19, but works with Palmetto Dagger and if the retention bar is taken off it fits a PSA 5.7
   – Secures glock style handguns very well
   – Comfortable straps
   – Easy to holster and draw

   The bad-
   – Velcro is somewhat noisy when walking around, would have preferred an adjustable strap over velcro in that portion
   

6. The Outdoor Gearhead Verified Buyer – 9 March 2025

   This is a nice quality drop like holster that is very comfortable to wear. I’ve been wearing mine around the house just to test it out and it’s a pleasure to wear. Secures my Glock 19 with a solid lock up and no rattling. I like that it has the level two retention with the hood. The hood release button is conveniently located, but not quite as natural of a draw as my existing Safariland as this holster’s button release is just a little high for my liking, comparatively. That said, I’m being nitpicky and overall this thing is a solid option. The adjustability, leg straps and comfort of the set up rock. Comparing this to my current mid ride set up is making for a tough choice. Overall, highly recommend!

   

7. SoCal Law Enforcement Verified Buyer – 11 April 2025

   This is a nice holster. I have worn many drop leg holsters, and the quality of this holster is like some of the more expensive ones I have worn. First off let me just mention that this holster cannot fit a pistol with a red dot optic. I tried fitting my Gen 3 G17 and G19 with a red dot and a TLR-1 light and the polymer hood doesn’t secure.

   Regardless, the drop holster fits my Gen 5 G17 w/out red dot optic with TLR-1 light like a glove. The holster feels stable when moving and when I draw my firearm, the hood drops quickly without delay. After hundreds of draws, the hood works like day one.

   The cant is just right and can’t be adjusted. There are options to attach a mag carrier or tourniquet carrier to the holster.

   Overall, I like it and recommend it.