Reviews - Galco Ankle Glove Ankle Holster - RH, Black, Thumb Breakm Taurus 327/605/94 Reviews - GC-HT-ANKLGLV-AG118

Author: RED (verified customer) , Retired LEO, from Greeneville, TN on Apr 29, 2013
Pros:  Very comfortable, well made, very secure
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

RED wrote:

I've had many of these, over the years, and they're great.

Author: 0220gordon (verified customer) from hollywood, fl on Mar 7, 2013
Pros:  as advertised
Cons:  breakin
Would recommend:  yes

0220gordon wrote:

quality alternative carry

Author: sean furbeck (verified customer) from Salina, Kansas on Feb 11, 2013
Pros:  Very comfortable
Cons:  buy calf strap
Would recommend:  yes

sean furbeck wrote:

Great product, great customer service.

Author: tdub (verified customer) , normal guy exercising his 2nd amendment rights before they are taken away., from milwaukee, wi on Jan 31, 2013
Pros:  Comfortable
Cons:  If your ankle is "large" you will probably need the extension strap. I', 6'1" 205 and it fits fine.
Would recommend:  yes

tdub wrote:

It needs a little break in, particularly to get the strap to click into the snap. I have it for a Ruger LCR and it is very comfortable and easy to forget you have it on.

Author: miltonso88 from san francisco on Jan 12, 2013
Pros:  fit like a glove
Cons:  $$
Would recommend:  yes

miltonso88 wrote:

It's a great fit! but it will cost you $$. like they say you paid for what you get!

Author: runner6 (verified customer) , retired Army, from Tallahassee, FL on Oct 30, 2012
Pros:  Comfortable to wear don't know it is there
Cons:  need to wet and stretch thumb break to become functionable
Would recommend:  yes

runner6 wrote:

very comfortable, need accessory calf strap if using with heavier weapon...the poly framed SCR by Ruger is so light you don't know it is there...it also accommodates S&W J frames...very versitle.

Author: runner6 (verified customer) , retired Army, from Tallahassee, FL on Oct 30, 2012
Pros:  Comfortable to wear don't know it is there
Cons:  need to wet and stretch thumb break to become functionable
Would recommend:  yes

runner6 wrote:

extremely comfortable to wear it is like it is not even there...do need to break in to get the thumb break strap to fit the weapon carried...easy to do, however, place weapon in plastic bag then wet the thumb break strap and stretch it over the weapon and snap...let dry overnite and presto...done!

Author: JB (verified customer) from Milwaukee, WI on Aug 29, 2012
Pros:  Concealibility, access when seated
Cons:  Size (band too small)
Would recommend:  yes

JB wrote:

I bought this to carry my 442 with laser grips on duty as a back up gun. Unfortunately, the holster is sized that if you want to wear it over boots, you need to buy the additional $27 extender. Other than that, it's a pretty good holster. As long as your pants aren't tight in the ankles (and you don't wear shorts!), concealability is good. I'm not sure how a larger gun, like a Glock 27, would conceal. Access to the gun is great when seated (i.e. in a car), but is a bit awkward otherwise. Overall, the AG is recommended, but be aware of its shortcomings and evaluate if it's the right holster for you. If you have a 642 or 442 with laser grips, you will need the open-top holster. Retention is good, but obviously not as good as the strap model.

Author: sarge (verified customer) from southwest,ct on Jul 24, 2012
Pros:  fit and finish, usual galco quality
Cons:  a bit pricey
Would recommend:  yes

sarge wrote:

Beautifully made, with excellent attention to detail. The holster holds weapon securely, and presentation is efficient. All to be expected from Galco. However, it is priced higher then ankle holsters from other manufacturers.

Author: brunning (verified customer) from Falls Church, VA on Jul 21, 2012
Pros:  Feels Great
Cons:  Haven't found any yet
Would recommend:  yes

brunning wrote:

I have been off duty/on leave for a month and have not worn this holster with my duty pistol. My initial impression of the holster is high, but once I get my pistol in it I will adjust my review accordingly (for the better or for the worse).