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Recover Tactical G7A OWB Active Retention Universal Light-Bearing Holster
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G7A receover Tactical OWB active retention holster requires modification.
I had to remove the clip part that holds the Glock back off the paddle holster. I actually had to pry it off as it got stuck on.
The trigger release does not function when you have the sight rail over the slide in a Recover 20/2N0 confirguration.
So I pried off the end cap, unscrewed the two halves and removed the release mechanism with spring.
Then re-assembled it. It doesn't hold the set up in a secure from others manner... but it will carry a Glock19 with 20/20N configuration.
If you can handle having to modify the holster:
Order Subtotal $49.46
Est. Sales Tax (SC) $3.46
Shipping Subtotal FREE
Grand Total $52.92
a $52.95 product to get it to my home, to work then I suppose it's good enough. I do not like sling carry of the Recover 20/20N, tried it and it was a fail for a big man like me.
The trigger release does not function when you have the sight rail over the slide in a Recover 20/2N0 confirguration.
So I pried off the end cap, unscrewed the two halves and removed the release mechanism with spring.
Then re-assembled it. It doesn't hold the set up in a secure from others manner... but it will carry a Glock19 with 20/20N configuration.
If you can handle having to modify the holster:
Order Subtotal $49.46
Est. Sales Tax (SC) $3.46
Shipping Subtotal FREE
Grand Total $52.92
a $52.95 product to get it to my home, to work then I suppose it's good enough. I do not like sling carry of the Recover 20/20N, tried it and it was a fail for a big man like me.
Pros:
- None
Cons:
- works after modification.
Best Used for:
- Open carry of Glock with Recover 20/20N.
Would recommend: Yes
got stuck immediately
God help you if you need to pull your pistol to defend yourself with this holster.
Would recommend: No
Awesome upgrade
I have been using a trx holster for several years and the biggest regret was no active retention. This has that. I did drill 2 holes in the adapter and put screws through the underrail slots on the firearm to help hold the adapter to my firearm. It kept falling off if it was twisted to the side. I would warn that the left hand holster will give you problems releasing on a XDM 4.5 as the slide release and holster release buttons are in the same spot.
Would recommend: Yes
After Modification it works
At first it got completely stuck, a had to remove the front clip that cover a screw and nut then unscrew it to get it off the adapter. What I ended up doing was shaving down the catch that wasn't letting it release. I shouldn't have to fix something that is brand new it was completely unusable, but now it works well.
Would recommend: No
Good product I have several
Don't careful the new button. Hopefully it gets smoother the more I use it
Would recommend: Yes
Versatility
Adds versatility to range time. Very easy to use and swap between guns. Allows use with multiple platforms. Removes the need to have multiple holsters at the range. Good retention and comfortable draw motion.
Pros:
- Versatile and secure
Cons:
- Only works on railed pistols.
Best Used for:
- Range. Hunting. Competition
Would recommend: Yes
Budget holster
Just got mine. It looks simple and yet functional. Very easy to set up.
Would recommend: Yes
Very flimsy
I got this because it seems like a practical concept but after receiving i realized its like a 3d print plastic, and the adapter that goes on your rail is a 2 piece that screws together on but it only has 1 screw and the adapter does not fit tightly. It remains loose with too much play. When in use you can hear and feel it wobble.
Would recommend: No
Good looking holster
The quality is sturdy, looks good and easy to assemble. Just don't load backwards of how you carry.
Would recommend: Yes
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