Condor Outdoor MOLLE 1911 Ambidextrous Holster (OD Green)
[U10C10][03559 / H-1911-001]
Condor Outdoor Products Inc. has over 20 years of experience in the tactical/outdoor gear industry; specializing in tactical gear including vests, plate carriers, modular pouches, and packs. They are a licensed Multicam and A-TACS dealer. Condor Outdoor gear has become a staple in law enforcement, military, and airsoft industries given its quality and affordable price. More recently they have expanded to making more of their products in the USA and have added a tactical apparel line, offering technical performance jackets, base layers, and pants.
The Condor Outdoor Ambidextrous MOLLE Compatible Holster for M1911 mounts directly to vests and plate carriers with standard MOLLE webbing. The holster is ambidextrous and can be mounted for left or right handed users. It includes a secondary elastic cord for securing a pistol grip. The single pistol magazine is removable and additional mag pouches can be mounted on the front of the holster.
Specifications:
Manufacturer: Condor Outdoor
Country of Origin: Made in China
Material: 600 Denier
Size: 9"H x 6.5"W x 2"D
Weight: 0.42lbs
Color: OD
Features:
Please note:
Magazine and Gun are not included.
- Specifications
- Manufacturer: Condor Outdoor
- Color: Olive Drab
- Size: 1911
- Material: 600D Nylon
- Package Includes: One (1) Holster
This really is a great holster. It allows for a very quick removal and becomes a perfect fit for your M1911. A STRICT WARNING: Be ready to fight with the thing when you first get it. When I got it home I thought the guy at the store gave me the wrong size, it simply didn't fit, or at least that's what I thought. I own a SOCOM Gear M1911 MEU Special Force Edition. I expected the thing to just slide right in, but that is not how it works. You really have to force it in there. Here's how I did it: I did my best to "scrunch" up the holster to make it look more boxy than flat. Then I shoved the gun in and "worked" it in. Think of it like if you were putting on a really tight pair of pants. Then when you can see the tip of the barrel sticking out of the bottom, do you best to get the security strap in the right place and button it. Now leave it in there for a few days. Do this all before you secure it to any MOLLE system.
It's a pain to get it in there but its really worth it (thats what she said!). It really does mold to your gun and create a custom holster just for your side arm.
One more thing that I noticed was that the clip pouch wobbles a bit if you leave it attached. I just took it off of the holster and strapped it right next to it on my vest. If you have the room, I suggest you do the same.
And trust me, it sounds like a lot of work, but it's well worth it.
Pros:
Great custom fit
Secure
Cons:
Hard to get the pistol in the first time
So I have the OE Tech holster for 1911 but this is literally the exact same thing. The holster is great. Although it says that it is designed for the 1911, you can use a variety of different handguns with this holster. I have fit comfortably a KWA ATP, A Sig Sauer P226, and a KJW M9. This pouch will not accept most large accessories mounted on to the pistol you are using, so you may need to strip it clean in order to remain effective.
Pros:
Pretty much universal
Bungee strap For better retention
MOLLE webbing all over this holster
Relatively small footprint on your rig
Comes with pistol mag pouch
Cons:
Cannot accommodate most attachments
Bungee strap is not the best method for getting to your pistol quickly
This is a great holster. I bought this because I'm left-handed, and it works great. When it arrived, the MOLLE straps and the main thumb latch were set up for a right-handed user, but they were relatively easy to switch around. There were no instructions detailing how to do this, but it's pretty obvious how to do so when you look at it. I purchased this holster to hold my KJW 1911 Hi-Capa Dual power, and I was surprised by how small the included magazine pouch was. It does not fit any hi-capa mags (although the gun itself fits beautifully in the holster), so I simply removed it from the holster. Thankfully, it is a MOLLE pouch, and I simply slapped it onto my chest rig to hold a speedloader. It will hold a pistol-mag sized speedloader or any normal single-stack 1911 magazines, but keep in mind that it is a tiny pouch. Otherwise, this is a great holster. Even after breaking it in, the material stays solid and holds the gun securely. The snap-secured thumb break solidly holds the gun in place in the holster, and the elastic strap works equally well to that end. Also worth mentioning is that this holster does not cause magazines to drop from the gun the same way many others do. Many models of holster will often push against the magazine release or push whatever gear it is attached to against the magazine release and cause the magazine to fall out of the gun during a match. This is less of a problem for southpaws (as the mag release faces away from my body and the rest of my kit while the gun is holstered), but the holster stays out of the way of the mag release. I even tested it mounted on my side for a right-handed draw, and I have not lost a single magazine while using this holster.
All in all, this is a great holster, and I would highly recommend it to anybody - lefty or righty - looking to hold any model of 1911.
Pros:
Pros:
-included magazine pouch fits well on the holster or on other MOLLE gear
-solidly and snugly holds the weapon, even without the thumb break or elastic strap around it
-choice of using the elastic strap or thumb break to secure your sidearm
-works well both right- and left-handed.
-does not push on the magazine catch and cause loss of mags, as many other holsters do.
Cons:
Cons:
-magazine pouch is tiny, does not fit any double-stack or hi-capa mags.
-slightly difficult to swap the MOLLE straps and whatnot to the other side if you want to use this holster as a lefty, but still a pretty simple process.