love the serpa cqc need a dropleg holster, they have a dropleg mount mine will bolt up to, just wondering if any of you have used them look a little different than most with 2 belt loops instead of one. looking for input good or bad thanks guys
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Re: blackhawk dropleg holster
If it's for a serious purpose stay away from the Serpa.
May operators have reported the mechanism jamming from debris.
For a serious drop-leg rig you can't get better than the Safariland SLS or ALS.
If it's for a serious purpose stay away from the Serpa.
May operators have reported the mechanism jamming from debris.
For a serious drop-leg rig you can't get better than the Safariland SLS or ALS.
Re: blackhawk dropleg holster
i would agree with LoneWolf, i used the Serpa drop leg in iraq for an M9 and it shit the bed on me three weeks into the deployment. I then ordered a SafariLand and never had a problem out of it, i loved that holster. Go with safariland
i would agree with LoneWolf, i used the Serpa drop leg in iraq for an M9 and it shit the bed on me three weeks into the deployment. I then ordered a SafariLand and never had a problem out of it, i loved that holster. Go with safariland
Re: blackhawk dropleg holster
same goes for being in the snow, as it has been reported with performance in the sand........go with the Safariland.
same goes for being in the snow, as it has been reported with performance in the sand........go with the Safariland.
Re: blackhawk dropleg holster
My unit was issued the blackhawk drop legs holster before we deployed. I took it to my pistol course and was done with it after the first day. Honestly, I just use a leather belt holster for my M9. Much faster to draw than using a leg holster, and pretty comfortable. Plus, if you have a long patrol, less chance of chaffing since you don't have leg straps. My .02
My unit was issued the blackhawk drop legs holster before we deployed. I took it to my pistol course and was done with it after the first day. Honestly, I just use a leather belt holster for my M9. Much faster to draw than using a leg holster, and pretty comfortable. Plus, if you have a long patrol, less chance of chaffing since you don't have leg straps. My .02
Re: blackhawk dropleg holster
At first I thought this question was about the Blackhawk Omega dropleg, which I would vehemently NOT recommend. I had my M9 fly out of the holster while sprinting during a mortar attack. I subsequently got a lanyard.
I now use a Safariland 6004 and it's great. I cut the corners off the 'board', took out the top strap, and shortened the hanging strap. This brings the whole rig up much higher, more on the side of your hip than down on your thigh. Much more stable, doesn't swing back and forth as much when running, still clears outer body armor, and draw position is very similar to my standard duty belt.
At first I thought this question was about the Blackhawk Omega dropleg, which I would vehemently NOT recommend. I had my M9 fly out of the holster while sprinting during a mortar attack. I subsequently got a lanyard.
I now use a Safariland 6004 and it's great. I cut the corners off the 'board', took out the top strap, and shortened the hanging strap. This brings the whole rig up much higher, more on the side of your hip than down on your thigh. Much more stable, doesn't swing back and forth as much when running, still clears outer body armor, and draw position is very similar to my standard duty belt.
Re: blackhawk dropleg holster
I wish I had read this post a week ago...I just bought a blackhawk serpa dropleg. Sounds like I should have checked out the safariland
I wish I had read this post a week ago...I just bought a blackhawk serpa dropleg. Sounds like I should have checked out the safariland
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