Matrix Special Forces Quick Draw Tactical Thigh Holster w/ Drop Leg Panel (Color: Woodland Marpat / Right)

"Fairly nice holster. Mine bounced around a lot on my leg and the leg buckle would come undone when synched very tight. Fixed this by taking the holster off of the dropleg itself and atatched it to my belt, lo longer bounces around and is out of the way when I am moving.

pros:
-fits my WE high capa like a glove
-decent material
-holster detatches from dropleg
-included mag pouch

Cons:
-bounces around when running/moving fast
- synch buckle comes undone when tightened

"This is a great holster for any lefty.It's quite comfortable,and it's pretty durable.This holster is actually the best holster I have,but the only cons I think that effect me is that it doesn't really glue to your leg when you sprint.Also this is probably just mine,but the 'O' think that holds the holster to the belt broke when I tried adjusting the holster since the holster kept on slipping down my leg.All is good though since I replaced that plastic 'O' or loop(dunno what it's called...) with a metal 'O' (still don't know what it's called..) So straight to the pros and cons.

Pros:
1.It's pretty reliable.
2.It's comfortable.
3.It's cheap.

Cons:
1.Kinda slips off of your leg.Doesn't really matter though,but it wastes your time trying to adjust it again and again.
2.Kind of plain jane.
3.The plastic 'O' loop or whatever broke on mine.

"I ordered this with my M9A1 GBB and what a very nice make! It is similar to the Tornado Matrix holster because of with the padded panel and how the buckle functions. The great thing about it is that it only has one strap because if you had two straps and have smaller thighs/ calf then that second strap would catch loose and the holster would be less supportive. The price is very nice and it is worth buying!

Pros:
-One strap (could be con)
-Very close up so won't have to bend your knee to unbuckle (could be con for smaller arms length people)
-Padding feels amazing!
Cons:
-The strap has little rubber things which makes it a tad bit to tighten all they way
-If you have a heavier pistol (like mine) then the weight of it will cause the holster to dangle to the side
-The buckle (to keep pistol in) could have been longer due to some lower frame's grip being fairly large so it is hard to snap in

Other than that, you may as well put this badboy in your cart!

"This is a decent holster. It is good for large frame pistols, but a pistol such as the KP45 Match will need modification to the opening at the bottom of the holster to fit the Match. Otherwise this will fit any smaller pistol, and probably with other KP45 series (and comparable pistols) with little to no modification.

If you are going for a stealth holster, this seems to click with every step, but this was easily fixed with a few strips of vinyl electrical tape around the buckle that holds this to a belt. Overall a very reliable holster.

"This is a decent holster. It tends to snag on my rear sight of my KJW 226 or the decock lever. Its a fast and easy draw, and the Sig fits nicely, but can be a pain to holster because of said snagging. The material is good, and the holster itself sits nice and snug with little to no movement. The The only problems I have with this holster are that one of the buckles snapped after a game. I fixed it with some super glue, but now I have to be careful when adjusting it. The other problem is that the velcro area that can open at the bottom does in fact make it possible to utilize some lasers, but im my experience, mostly because of the Sig's shape, anything bigger is impossible to fit (i.e. taclights). It has an opening at the end for use of barrel extensions/mock suppressors. All in all, the is a very good holster for the price. I would definitely recommend it.

Pros:
Comfortable
Easy to adjust
Sits securely
Fits near any size pistol

Cons:
Material may snag on some features of certain pistols
Buckles may snap
Taclights may not fit for some pistols (SIG's, 1911's, Beretta's, HK's,)

Overall: 4/5

"looks really cool but does it fit guns with tactical lasers/lights?

"I like the idea of leg holsters for guns, especially because they would have the gun down to your hand so you can quick draw. Unfortunately this holster was too short. I already tried ajusting it, but it still doesnt work for me. Now this being like a cloth or nylon material as they call it, it doesnt keep the gun stationary. For my gun, which is the Beretta M9a1, the gun moves way more than I would like and it doesnt feel safe for me. I dont get the idea that my gun is sucure, I feel I have to always watch it. But I know know that hard case holsters are more of a better option.

"Decent holster, fits just about any standard sidearm like it states in the description. I have a full size WE 1911 and about an inch of the barrel sticks out the bottom. The barrel would be covered with mud after every game. Also, after about 7 events the fabric tore and my gun just wouldn't fit correctly anymore. Decent for the price, but don't expect it to last long.

"It does a good job holding my 1911 and spare Mag but that's the extent of the pros. Overall, the platform if pretty rubbish. The holster wobbles around so much I'm afraid I'll lose it while running. Also, the buckle on the leg strap would fasten properly and kept popping out. Don't bother with thia holster unless you plan on ditching the drop leg panel.

"It does its job but with some flaws. It does fit most small type sidearms (i.e. m1911, gseries, m9), but for those usp users like me, they are a tight fit. I personally don"t like the drop leg platform. I took the holster off on my and threw it on my pistol belt.

Pros:
-It does it's job.
-Fits smaller sidearms.
-Comes with a pistol mag pouch.
-Can take holster off platform.

Cons:
-Fits snug for USP users(actually pro to me because I was able to just take off the clip without it falling out.)
-The buckle typically takes two hands to clip together(if you can do that with one I praise you.)(Again, you can take it off.)
-Platform is kinda trash because the straps are either suffocating your legs or letting your holster swing around.

"the overall rig attaches well to my belt and easy to adjust the height and tightness, but the holster itself is not securely attached to the thigh panel so there is a lot of flopping around which is frustrating and distracting

"Personally I don't like drop-legs to begin with. Acknowledging this bias and moving forward, if you're going to invest in a drop-le platform, buy something more expensive. This moves around on your leg and easily slips down to your knee, especially when using larger pistol models.

However, it does do a good job retaining pistols. Minus the time needed to unbuckle the retention strap, it provides quick draw, although you might need to gut away some of the seems at the bottom in order to fit larger barrels out the bottom.

"Hey Airsofters,

I bought this holster when i first got into airsoft. It fits a 1911 very nicely and holds it snugly. However due to the one strap design, it moves around on your leg alot. When i tighten it it becomes loose and will not stay in place.

Pros:
*snugly fits many handguns
*Price

Cons:
*Moves around on your leg
*quality
*Buckles don't stay tight

"The holster is a good fit for most guns (my KWA usp compact fit) but it is flimsy built. The first game i played with it the stitching starting coming apart and my gun becoming very loose. It fits nicely but with it tightened a strap will flap around but you can just tuck it in. It would be good for a sniper or someone who stays still and does not run, but if you run, like i do when i play, it is not a good fit. I would recommend a different holster.

Pros:
-universal fit
-tight fit (just have to re-adjust it sometimes like the other reviewer said)

Cons:
-loose stitching
-Not durable (especially if you run when you airsoft)

"This holster does the job it needs to do but it flops around a lot. I always get multiply people telling me my holster is going to fall off.