PROUS IWB Kydex Holster with Claw Attachment and Optic Cut: Compatible wih Glock 17/19/19X/44/45(Gen 1-5) & G23/32(Gen 3-4) Pistol, Concealed Carry Holster Glock 19, Adj. Cant & Retention, Right Hand

The PSA Dagger will fit many Glock 19 holsters, but sometimes fitment can be hit or miss.In this case it's a hit, fitment is near-perfect making it a good choice for the Dagger.This Prous holster is as comfortable as any AIWB holster I've tried but less expensive than most and yet has adjustable cant and a decent wing that's also removeable.I've worn this holster for several days now, adjustable retention works as advertised the wing does help to lessen printing when carried AIWB.Good holster for the Dagger, especially if you're on a budget.

This holster fits a Glock 43 , with or without red dots. Sturdy, adjustable tension for snap in.I’m impressed for a $21 holster fit well on all levels for an everyday IWB.

I just find myself having to adjust the stabilizing claw a lot because it slips under my beltline which is an instability I'm sure would turn off for some, but I like it quite a lot.

I have been carrying my S&W Shield in a Kydex holster from another manufacturer for 6 years. I have been happy with it. I would have bought from them again but that manufacturer does not make a holster for a Shield Plus with Optics cut. The attached photo shows my old holster on the left and the new PROUS on the right.The PROUS looked like a good alternative. It had the main features I was looking for - adjustable cant, optics cut, and the claw attachment. All at a reasonable price.Unfortunately, there are a couple of things that I don't like about it and I will be returning it.The biggest issue is that it is uncomfortable due to the open muzzle design. You can see that the bottom of the PROUS is kind of squared off compared to the holster on the left, which extends further, with a rounded and tapered edge. I did not expect that to be a problem, but the PROUS uncomfortably digs into my hip. I tried removing the claw but had the same result. The more rounded holster on the left makes a much bigger difference in comfort than I expected.I see that PROUS offers a closed muzzle on some other models of this holster, like the G43, so that might be something to pay attention to. The open muzzle might also be okay on a firearm with a longer slide.The other issue is firearm retention. My old holster has a nice click to it that locks in securely when the firearm is fully seated in the holster. It is not hard to draw out of the holster but it does take a deliberate action. The PROUS ad says it has a "Positive Audible Click Lock System," so I was expecting similar performance. The firearm does not lock in as well. Tightening the adjustment screws does make it grip more tightly but I don't get the same secure feeling.It is hard to see in the photo, but the old holster has a deeper concave area that fits into the trigger guard. The concave area on the PROUS holster is more shallow. The mold might be different on other models of this holster.

I bought for my Taurus g2 c and it is good but pokes my love handle when I wear it but just takes getting use to and adjusting.

Works well and is fairly comfortable. Been using for about a month.

It fits perfectly on my hellcat osp.

As you can see on the photo, the optic cut plate seats inside the holster, once you have optic installed, it will not have a positive lock, without an optic it’s fine, this must be a miscalculation in designWhat I ended up doing was filing off about 1/16" of the plastic edge that pushes against the optic to make it fit and have a positive lock (although it seems I needed about 1/8" it was able to "click" after only shaving 1/16"