Way over priced looks like many weapons don't fit it properly. Big fan of those type of holsters carry my Px-4 storm in a Relentless tactical belt slide about $34 on Amazon. Think twice before buying the Badass .
If someone hypothetically got their wiener stuck in one of these how would you tell him to get it out? It’s starting to cut off the blood supply and I don’t wanna go to the hospital (hypothetically)
Haha those were the only 2 I had, but to give me credit the guy in the promotional video put a deagle In the holster so I was curious if my python would fit, and for the reholstering not much, it’s just something I noticed. You are more than welcome to spend $90 on it though and see how you like it for your needs. I found it wasn’t as comfortable as my kydex concealed carry
I got one at a discount. I'm still not sure about it. It fits an M&P Shield OK, but it's really tight for a Glock 19. I have a Glock 30SF stuffed in it right now to try to stretch it out a little. As it is now, there is no way I'd want to practice drawing and firing with it just because it's a pain in the ass to get the gun re-holstered right now. It's really well made, though.
Great point! I think for a certain price, maybe $40 or less I would be happy with it, but for the price it’s listed online it just seems crazy. It is quality made though and the retention is amazing which I like. It’s a good backup
I watched a presentation on that holster a few minutes ago. I went to the website and after I saw the price I decided to look for some reviews, and that's when I found your presentation. I won't be buying that holster. Thanks.
it works perfect for IWB. snug with my G19, g26, g17. Why do you want to re-holster as fast as you un-holster? Been using my 2 for the last 2 months now. Works perfect for me!!
I don’t necessarily want to reholster fast, but I don’t want an issue getting it back in the holster. Compared to my fit kydex holster it’s not as comfortable to me when IWB but my kydex can’t fit multiple different pistols so it definitely has some pros, I just think for the $70-100 it’s overpriced. I think for 20-40 it’s worth trying for people. But with no return policy, it’s a high price to try for most people. I’m glad you’re enjoying yours though! Thanks for commenting so people can see success story’s with this holster
It was not a hydraulic sealing of the extractor, but rather a weak spring that will fail you in the future. I overlube my guns and never got issues with weak execution of any action. Usually it’s reverse, because lubrication reduce friction.
Definitely wouldn’t spend 100$ on it. Was interested myself so I actually bought a leather one by a different company with the same concept design. While I agree re holstering can be annoying but if you leave the weapon in it for a few days it kinda works itself out. As far as retention goes it could be better but it’s gonna be in my waistline. Another problem is having full grip on your weapon at draw which honestly it takes some training and beating a dead horse to find that comfort but also think of it this way. There’s nothing worse than buying a pistol you want all the bells and whistles optic, flashlight etc the holster I bought works great for a variety of pistols however again quick draw will have to be practiced to get it down fast as you would any other holster I’m just sick of buying a pistol then I have to search the planet to find a holster that fits my needs if your sick off this kinda shit too I’d recommend the off brand of this style it’ll save the headache of finding a holster right away I absolutely love mine hope this was helpful to someone
Do you think you could get a 41” gun in a 42” bag ? Reason I am asking is because I have a 35 1/4” gun and was hoping it would fit in a 36” bag. The 42 may be too big
I don’t think so.. the reason I say that is my Ruger is 37ish with the comp on the end and it’s snug, but I don’t own another rifle that’s longer so I can’t say for sure
You ever think you might have bought a knockoff BADASS HOLSTER It has a different logo on it than I’ve seen on other ones on other videos…3-4 Others. The red part is just a line and not a red circle…
No I bought it straight from the website, I tried to make sure I got it straight from the source to make sure I wasn’t getting a knockoff, but I’ve noticed some people with older ones have a different logo, they probably changed it through the years
" This is their return policy: All Sales Final All sales made through Badass Holster are considered final. We do not offer refunds or returns. We will exchange damaged Badass Holster’s for new holsters at no charge. " This is unacceptable from #badassholster
@troyadams7234 ,was asking about the morale patch attachment square on the outside of the middle pocket...2 3/4"Wx4"H...just bought and received the 36" version of this bag...like it so far and we'll see how durable it is over time. Thanks for getting back,though.
Just sighted in my American Ranch in 5.56 yesterday and it's such a smooth, comfortable, and forgiving gun that it'll be my bugout gun over my AR. I'll still take the AR, but carry it and pack the American.
Just picked one up the other day, need to take it out but yeah hands down it’s my shtf/bug out rifle.. look up 77tmk ammo, people have had great success at big game at fairly long range in this rifle
Same here. I use it every day. I bought 2. One for under my steering wheel in truck and the other stays on my waist. Its a perfect fit for my G19 with vortex optic. They now make one that is wider to support a light/laser. I have not issue with retention. I carry IWB.
I have kydex iwb holster but when I get in my truck I use the badass holster that is clipped to my truck door’s map pocket so that way I am more comfortable while driving(appendix carry). It makes it convenient to use depending on what firearm I am conceal carrying that day. I got mine for $40 at a gunshow
Oh I like that idea of putting it in the map pocket! You could keep a full size ready to go on both sides and get easy access to it, and with the retention it would stay perfectly, thanks for the suggestion!
Lights and lasers are for construction workers not pistols if you need them then, you probably need to spend more time at the shooting range I spent 15 years working as an armed guard for BrinksArmored car company I have tons of formal training and practical experience most of my time with Brinks was spent in high stress/ high risk situations I’m not anothertacti-cool wannabe video game ninja who wears body-armor as some kind of fetish
This holster came I couldn’t cancel. I like it to be honest. If you leave the gun out of the holster it clams back a little. As long as you don’t reholster for firing practice this does what it was advertise. Kinda impressed.
I’m glad you like it! I’m trying it out and I still don’t find it as comfortable as a kydex ones, but I do like that it can be used with multiple different pistols, so I’m going to use it as a spare. How comfortable is it on you when you carry? Are you outside or inside waist?
@@troyadams7234 I have a big belly so I put it little to the side and my belly eats up the gun and the holster no pain. Easy to draw but once it’s out my belly clamp the holster kinda hard to re holster the weapon lol. Edit: probably the only IWB that is comfortable for me so far. I am still trying out different ones
Bought one from cowboy hat guy at a gun show earlier this year for $40. Awesome dude and an expert salesman. However, would not recommend its advertised usage of switching between different sized guns. One thing I've realized is that as you break it in, is that it significantly loses its "retention" to anything smaller than what you've used to break it in with. Similarly, I too was hoping to use it for my LCRx, which it now fits pretty snug. However, it is now way too loose for my P365, which can easily be jostled loose up the holster during everyday motions. If I held it upside down with the P365 in it, one flick of the wrist will send the gun flying across the room. And the P365 isnt even that much smaller than an LCR. In retrospect, this is probably why he uses absolute bricks (desert eagle or hi point) in his demonstration.
Why are you so concerned about reholstering? If you pull out a concealed carry weapon you don’t need to put it away quickly if you handled the situation.
Like I said In the video, even when a situation is handled your adrenaline is still going to be going strong, the best thing is to get the firearm back in a safe holster so you don’t accidentally have a negligent discharge, I know in training it’s not like that, but in a self defense situation Of course you don’t want to re holster if you think there’s still a threat, but after all threats are gone, it’s best for everyone to re holster the firearm safely in my opinion. But if you think differently and want to spend the $70-100 on this holster than I won’t stop you, hopefully it works for your situation 👍
@@troyadams7234I figure if the threat's over I can take my time putting the gun away, so reholstering doesn't bother me as much as comfort and weapon retention. I wouldn't mind trying this holster but not for the price they're asking...there are similar designs out there at 1/3 to 1/2 the price, so I'll be looking at those first...
Regular price this holster is 99$ revolting is important when training with your gun for sure of course a self defense situation could very depending on the threat I appreciate this video to help make my decesion before buying.
