Reviews - Bianchi UM92II Universal Military Holster with Trigger Shield - Black 17012 Reviews - BZ-HT-17012

Author: RicoOptics (verified customer) from Littleton on May 17, 2013
Pros:  Exactly as described
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

RicoOptics wrote:

My good friend had one of these he bought many years ago. It looks like new and wears well. Very well constructed with lots of options.

Author: Ron (verified customer) from Payson AZ on Mar 11, 2013
Pros:  Excellent quality
Would recommend:  yes

Ron wrote:

I bought this unit to carry my Glock G17. Excellent fit and style for general use as well as back country excursions.

Author: Sail from Claxton, GA on May 22, 2012
Pros:  Perfect or my needs
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

Sail wrote:

Works fine for open carry, may add the M 13 Chest Harness as well.

Author: R.S. (verified customer) from S.W. Michigan on Apr 12, 2012
Pros:  Military tough field holster, perfect fit.
Cons:  None at all
Would recommend:  yes

R.S. wrote:

Bought for outdoor activities that would require the extra protection and security that this holster was designed for. It is the best at it's job.

Author: switch2026 (verified customer) , Retired Law Enforcement, from Texas City Texas on Apr 1, 2012
Pros:  Firearm protection
Cons:  Speed of draw
Would recommend:  yes

switch2026 wrote:

This holster was purchased to protect my firearm while hunting.

Author: Mark (verified customer) , Retired Army, from Naches WA on Jan 14, 2011
Pros:  Excellent Fit and Security of Weapon
Would recommend:  yes

Mark wrote:

I have carried the original version (without the trigger shield) more than 10 years...tough as nails and does an outstanding job of securing and protecting the weapon.

Author: OutdoorsFan (verified customer) from Poway, CA on Nov 5, 2009
Pros:  Comfortable, easy on/off, trigger shield provides snug fit for gun.
Cons:  A little pricey but quality
Would recommend:  yes

OutdoorsFan wrote:

The picture doesn't show it, but the back has a springy metal bracket for attaching to a belt. The bracket unclips at the bottom and swings out so you can slide it under your existing pants belt, and then reclips. No reason to undo your belt. Bigggest problem with most belt holsters is that you want the holster positioned on your hip almost exactly where the side belt loop is on your pants; usually this forces you to move the holster in front of or behind where it is most comfortable. Other alternative is to wear a second belt or spend a lot of money on a two-piece inner/outer law enforcement type of belt system.

Author: pilotisaac from Placerville, CA on Aug 11, 2009
Pros:  Well built, lots of thoughtful features
Cons:  Will not fit a Ruger P90
Would recommend:  yes

pilotisaac wrote:

If you're looking for a versatile holster, this is it. Right or left handed, with a flap or thumbstrap, shoulder holster, thigh holster... this one can do it all. Plus it has an included cleaning rod for field cleaning. It looks professional, functional, and tough. However, Bianchi advertises it as fitting a Ruger P90. It doesn't. The Trigger Shield on the holster is not large enough to accomodate the P90's larger trigger guard (a standard 1911 guard may do just fine). If it fits your pistol, you'll have an excellent holster. I'm having to switch to the UM84II (without the Trigger Shield) to hopefully obtain the fit I need.