Reviews - Page 4 - BlackHawk Tactical Omega VI Ultra Universal Modular Light Holster, Olive Drab - Full Size Auto Pistols Reviews - BW-HT-DAFCAC-40MLH1OD

Author: m4shooter (verified customer) from saint paul MN on Mar 23, 2010
Pros:  Versitile, durable
Cons:  a little time consuming to adjust for different guns
Would recommend:  yes

m4shooter wrote:

I bought one of these to use with weapon that has a light mounted and it meets all my expectations. It works for my glock and my sig sauer with a streamlight light attached. I prefer this to the other hard plastic light bearing holsters. I will be ordering another soon.

Author: Aaron from Saint Louis, MO on Dec 28, 2009
Pros:  Construction.
Cons:  Takes awhile to setup.
Would recommend:  yes

Aaron wrote:

I bought this holster along with a lanyard. Once the holster is setup you never really need to mess with it again. I have wore it for several 8-10 hour days, includes driving for several hours and then walking up and down terrain. Construction: Leg straps are elastic, grip you and stretch enough to make it comfortable

Author: killergearguy1 from Los Angeles, CA on Dec 4, 2009
Pros:  This a great holster for light/laser mount equipped weapons.
Cons:  not having it!
Would recommend:  yes

killergearguy1 wrote:

BlackHawk makes the best tactical gear, OpticsPlanet has the best pricing and service... you can't go wrong!

Author: JDs7Sins (verified customer) from Lancaster California on Apr 20, 2009
Pros:  It does it all
Cons:  havn't found one yet.
Would recommend:  yes

JDs7Sins wrote:

No complaints on this product. Blackhawk lives up to there name. It's all you can ask for and more. JD

Author: joffe100 from London ON on Mar 26, 2009
Pros:  conveniently holds everything you need, fits different pistols
Cons:  velcro interfers when re-holstering, thumb snap security interferes with hammer,
Would recommend:  yes

joffe100 wrote:

one of the only types I have found that holsters a small sig and large 1911 with and without a rail light - carries spare mag and knife/flash-light etc. Really bad design when holstering - the velcro internal retaining lip prevents a smooth drop and always catches the rail on my 1911, also interferes with the manual safety if not positioned right, the thumb snap security has a metal stud that rubs against the hammer - so overall it is very handy and functional but some really badly thought-out design features let it down a lot. I wouldn't recommend for active duty, but for convenience of carrying load over distance yes.

Author: sgtpod (verified customer) from Joppa, md on Oct 6, 2008
Pros:  Most options to configure.
Cons:  Alot to do to get it configured
Would recommend:  no

sgtpod wrote:

Love the fact that I can configure this for any of a number of mounting positions. On a vest or any molle point, belt, high or low mount. But best thing is that it fits my HK UPS Tactical with a light/laser TLR-2 mounted.

Author: xcalltoarmsx (verified customer) from Troutman, NC on Aug 9, 2008
Would recommend:  yes

xcalltoarmsx wrote:

Overall, I think this is a good holster. I've got a Glock 21sf with a Streamlight TLR-2 attached, and this is one of the only holster I could find that would fit the gun, with the light mounted. It took me a while to get everything adjusted to where I wanted it, but now everything fits fairly well. The leg straps slip down after a few hours and have to be adjusted, but it's not that big of an issue. The only real problem I have is that the gun itself seems to move around a bit too much inside the holster. I've got the thumbstrap pulled down as tight as I can, but for some reason, the gun still wobbles back and forth a bit. I'm sure a few minor mods would take care of that though. Overall, it's a great holster, especially if you're looking for a thigh rig that supports a light and multiple models of handguns.

Author: wegetem (verified customer) , Rescue,recovery agent, from winstonsalem on Jan 9, 2008
Pros:  many carry positions
Cons:  super stiff thumb break strap.
Would recommend:  yes

wegetem wrote:

The thumb break strap is very stiff which is like any other holster once you get it broke in and the holster molded to your gun it is like a glove. Works great with my Glock 21SF W/ TRL-1 tac. light. The scuba webbing on the leg straps keeps the holster in place even while running instead of trying to run around your leg or bouncing around while droping to the prone position. An infinate aray of carry positions drop-leg,belt,mole vest,R OR L mount. Even has an adjustable pistol depth.

Author: Mr. Smith from Washington on Jul 30, 2007
Would recommend:  yes

Mr. Smith wrote:

Blackhawk really makes quality gear these days. The holster cost me $99, so it's a better price now, and I have no complaints, other than the drop leg does not work all that well with shorts... I wore it backpacking and had to move it to my belt.

Author: cnbradford12 (verified customer) , U.S. Marine, College Student, from Mansfield on Jul 24, 2007
Pros:  Can Be used with any large frame pistol with light attached
Cons:  Cost
Would recommend:  yes

cnbradford12 wrote:

As far as I know, this is the only holster that will accommodate the HK USP Tactical with a light attached. It allows the weapon to be easily drawn yet holds it securely.