Posted: 4/25/2024 5:45:59 PM EDT
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... for a Glock 19 Gen 5 with TLR7X and an RMR? Would prefer Multi-cam wrap but not necessary. I hate Safariland's holster finder. |
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What mounting method? Left or right handed? For the mid-ride UBL and right handed, popular option is part number 6390RDS-2832-701. That is for larger lights like the X300, but should still work, just have an oversized opening for the light.  Options are a bit limited otherwise for the TLR7 specific models and multicam codura. |
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Originally Posted By D_Man: What mounting method? Left or right handed? For the mid-ride UBL and right handed, popular option is part number 6390RDS-2832-701. That is for larger lights like the X300, but should still work, just have an oversized opening for the light. https://safariland.com/cdn/shop/products/safariland-6390RDS-color-multicam-finish-cordura_600x600.jpg?v=1663613605 Options are a bit limited otherwise for the TLR7 specific models and multicam codura. Plan on using the Safariland fork. Thanks for the info. If you know, I have a TLR1 and an Olight Valkyrie PL3. Would those work in the same holster? And, just curious, what is the little black nub on the left side of the holster in the pic at the bottom of the belt loop? |
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Originally Posted By MoonDancer: Plan on using the Safariland fork. Thanks for the info. If you know, I have a TLR1 and an Olight Valkyrie PL3. Would those work in the same holster? And, just curious, what is the little black nub on the left side of the holster in the pic at the bottom of the belt loop? |
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They do have a TLR7 specific model with the QLS fork and multicam wrap in the RDSO line, these are like the RDS for red dots but lack the little hinged door. Part number would be 6354RDSO-28327-701-MS19 Generic picture here for the version for larger lights, not really sure what the tlr7 model looks like if it's different, but it is a different part number.  |
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Originally Posted By spectre3: I'm more interested in the use case for an OWB Safariland ALS for a pistol with a small, intended for CCW light... From D_Man what says above, it looks like I can get one that works for my G19 with any of the three lights I might have on it: my TLR-1HL, OLight Valkyrie 3, or the TLR7X. Three for free! I sure ain't no HSLD operatin' operator, since I'm 70, fat, and have heart problems. (Cue up Marv from Sin City... "I got a conditon".  ) |
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Originally Posted By MoonDancer: ... for a Glock 19 Gen 5 with TLR7X and an RMR? Would prefer Multi-cam wrap but not necessary. I hate Safariland's holster finder. Pretty sure they don't offer the wrap for the TLR7 model. Black was the only option available when I ordered it. |
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Originally Posted By spectre3: I'm more interested in the use case for an OWB Safariland ALS for a pistol with a small, intended for CCW light... The same reason they make ALS holsters for guns with a TLR-1HL, or no light at all. To keep the goddamn gun in the holster. |
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Thanks to JBecker_72 I now have an ALS holster that accommodates both my G19.5 and GritGrips with a TLR-7X and a full-size optic. I'll be setting it up on a minimalist cheap battle belt for "woods walking" and range use. |
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Originally Posted By spectre3: I'm more interested in the use case for an OWB Safariland ALS for a pistol with a small, intended for CCW light... I am not the OP but I have a similar Setup for a 229/TLR7A Combo. So I dont have to swap lights arround and can maximise trigger time with a Gun I use for both 2G Matches as well as CC. The Safariland for x300/trl1 works just fine with the tlr7. |