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Wyosmith · October 8, 2013, 02:56 PM

I have had MANY MANY of the students come to my classes with Fobus holsters for the last 15 years or so. I have never seen any of them have problems with them.

I wish they would make a paddle holster for N Frame S&Ws however.
So if I were to lodge a complaint, it would be that they don't make some holsters that they should.

I have 3 "loner" handguns. A 1911 for students that want to use it, and also a Ruger MK2 that I loan out to student who come for a basic class and do not yet have a handgun. Both of them are in Fobus holsters and I have a Left Hand Fobus for the 1911 for those that need it. My LH holster for the Ruger is leather, because I could not find a LH Fobus for that gun.
I also have a LH and a RH Fobus that fit a Glock 17 for students that want to use the Glock.

All in all I have been pleased with the Fobus holsters. No complaints so far.

October 8, 2013, 02:56 PM	#15
Wyosmith Senior Member Join Date: December 29, 2010 Location: Shoshoni Wyoming Posts: 2,713	I have had MANY MANY of the students come to my classes with Fobus holsters for the last 15 years or so. I have never seen any of them have problems with them. I wish they would make a paddle holster for N Frame S&Ws however. So if I were to lodge a complaint, it would be that they don't make some holsters that they should. I have 3 "loner" handguns. A 1911 for students that want to use it, and also a Ruger MK2 that I loan out to student who come for a basic class and do not yet have a handgun. Both of them are in Fobus holsters and I have a Left Hand Fobus for the 1911 for those that need it. My LH holster for the Ruger is leather, because I could not find a LH Fobus for that gun. I also have a LH and a RH Fobus that fit a Glock 17 for students that want to use the Glock. All in all I have been pleased with the Fobus holsters. No complaints so far.