Greetings!
This past fall I participated in the Adaptive Defensive Shooting Summit, and we had two "night fire" stages that showed the necessity of either really good night sights or a reliable laser, neither of which were on the Glock that I used.
Because I have an adjustable rear sight on my Glock, I have been looking for a tritium front sight. I ended up purchasing a Glock front night sight, which reminds me of a very old Timex watch with a worn out luminescent dial that hasn't been exposed to enough light, and it is being returned. I am now looking to get a laser for the Glock 17, which will be used only for matches.
The problem I am currently facing is finding companies that make Kydex OWB holsters that will fit a Gen 5 Glock 17 with a Crimson Trace laser. I currently have a Crimson Trace CMR204 that will live on my Sig P320 X compact (a trophy pistol), that I can transfer to the Glock for one match a year.
Can anyone recommend a company that can provide an OWB holster (as described) without costing me an arm and a leg?
As always, thanks in advance for your help!
This past fall I participated in the Adaptive Defensive Shooting Summit, and we had two "night fire" stages that showed the necessity of either really good night sights or a reliable laser, neither of which were on the Glock that I used.
Because I have an adjustable rear sight on my Glock, I have been looking for a tritium front sight. I ended up purchasing a Glock front night sight, which reminds me of a very old Timex watch with a worn out luminescent dial that hasn't been exposed to enough light, and it is being returned. I am now looking to get a laser for the Glock 17, which will be used only for matches.
The problem I am currently facing is finding companies that make Kydex OWB holsters that will fit a Gen 5 Glock 17 with a Crimson Trace laser. I currently have a Crimson Trace CMR204 that will live on my Sig P320 X compact (a trophy pistol), that I can transfer to the Glock for one match a year.
Can anyone recommend a company that can provide an OWB holster (as described) without costing me an arm and a leg?
As always, thanks in advance for your help!
...Ben
