The drop leg locking holster from Bulle is a new design to incorporate a more rigid body design along with a secure rapid draw system. The holster is open at the bottom to allow for protrusion of tactical silencer or moderator. The holster incorporates an elastic shock cord release over the top of the pistol frame similar to the open magazine pouch. This is highly adjustable for height and is completely silent in operation as opposed to velcro based systems. The pistol is retained securely with a trigger lock mechanism incorporating a depression lever which is easily operated with the thumb to release the trigger lock and allow the pistol to be drawn in one motion. This lever is large enough to be operated with gloved hands. The holster has MOLLE loops on the front to add a pistol magazine pouch if required. Lighter than Safariland holsters, rigid body helps to add stability when worn. The holster is suspended from the duty belt or MOLLE vest via an extra wide 50mm adjustable thigh extension strap which can be quickly released from the belt with a single 50mm quick release buckle. The top of the buckle is secured to the belt or MOLLE vest via two 25mm belt loops with press button. The leg straps are mounted on elastic for freedom of movement and the straps incorporate two rubberised grip strips each to reduce riding on the leg. Each leg strap can be released with a heavy duty 40mm quick release buckle. The body of the holster is double lined with 1000D Cordura and the straps are all made from heavy duty Cordura webbing. The drop leg locking holster offers excellent security, preventing accidental loss and drawing of pistol by the opponent for use against the wearer. The holster is mounted in a slightly forward angled position on the strapping for easier and faster draw. Right hand side only. Holster is designed to fit medium framed semi-automatic pistols such as the Beretta, Sig P226, Glock 17, HK USP and similar pistols. Please note price is for ONE holster only and any accessories shown are for illustration purposes only.

A front view of the OD holster on the right leg.

A rear view of the holster in OD on the right leg. Notice how the trigger guard release lever is out of sight and reach of an opponent.

Illustration of the locking mechanism from the base or belt mounted version in Multicam. The extra large black lever is pushed down in order to release the trigger guard locking mechanism. This is large enough to be operated with gloved hands. It is also positioned between the body and the pistol grip to prevent an opponent or third party from easily operating the locking mechanism. The locking mechanism is mounted directly onto the body of the pouch and screwed in place with four, wide flanged, screws.