Tacticon Universal Shoulder Holster

Very impressed with the quality and simplicity of the holster. Still figuring out how to adjust to fit a fat old man. 1911 auto fit very well. Henry Big Boy revolver did not. Should fit any auto frame as advertised. Fits very snug, high on the side. Will need to train with it and get used to the fit. No weight at all to the holster.

Lots of elastic and adjustments. I can use this rig for anything from a Kahr PM45 to a 1911 government. No straps, no hard retention. Very easy and silent vertical draw. Holster and mag pouch sit flat and stay that way. Elastic straps at the shoulder blades make for a stretchy fit that works with you when sitting, standing, or moving about. Gets a little tiring after several hours, but what shoulder rig doesn't?This thing is dirt cheap. You can afford to get more than one so as to have a spare in the car.Supplement: I find it difficult to get a 1911 Commander or government to sit flat enough to stay hidden. It seems that either the butt or the muzzle wants to print no matter how I strap it down. I may need to go to a larger holster that has smoother lines. Oh, well.

This is a very affordable shoulder holster. I bought it for my H&K 45C... and it's a tight fit. It does fit but re-holstering the weapon is not easy. However I also own a Glock36 and this holster works great for that firearm.If your compact is the H&K45c or the same size take into consideration my observation.

If you want to try a shoulder holster without spending a lot, this is as good as any. It is designed to fit numerous firearms, so retention quality will depend on what you use in it. Comfort is on par with other products in this category. Quality is above average.

I received it yesterday and took it on a test run. I had my Glock 17 in the holster and 2 spare mags in the pouches. The strap holding the shoulders together split and I had to catch my gun and mags before they dropped on the concrete. Don't buy this unless you have a sewing machine