Perun OWB Holster Glock with TLR1HL

I was skeptical at first from some of the reviews, but after my purchase and the first draw, I knew I made the right choice.Comfort:Most comfortable outside the waistband holster I’ve ever had on. Holds close to the body. I have it canted at the 10 degree setting; sitting down in an office chair, sofa, small stool, sitting on the ground and in the driver’s seat buckling up... I had zero comfort issues. After a week, 12 hours a day wear, comfort level maintained.Concealment:No major printing issues. I wear shortsleeve button up shirts, weapon is concealed naturally with garment while standing. Squating or reaching for my wallet, you are able to see the bottom fourth of the holster ar an angle. However, due to the molding of this holster, looked more like a cell phone holder (a few people mentioned it)Construction:High quality material. I was truly surprised. Body is made of 2 main pieces (that COULD be removed if you needed to do so) securely fastened with Philips head screws. Raven logo is etched skillfully as an overlay at an oblique angle. I believe this to be an advantage if concealed garment should reveal a portion of holster.. that’s just my opinion. There is an adjustment screw to tighten/ loosen retention.. this works well but understand; it’s not “drastic” difference.Amplifying info:This product is for a Glock 34 with applicable weapon light.. and it fits/ holds weapon perfectly.It WILL also accept and hold a G41 with same weapon light perfectly.It will NOT hold a weapon without a light.IF you have another weapon light for your G34 or G41... if you were inclined to do so, you could use a heat gun to “loosen” the material and then insert the weapon with light and press down to form it (see you tube for details. Again, this is not recommend from the manufacturer, but I tried it on this and several other holsters with positive results.Overall:Buy it. You will not get a like-quality holster for less. Sleek design, with rugged quality make it duty worthy. I will be buying again.

I’m left handed and my duty pistol with light makes it difficult to buy a quality holster without spending 2-3 hundred dollars. This was a random find but it fit requirements so I ordered it.The fit is perfect.It’s way slimmer than it should be I swear it should be much wider. That’s a good thing. Easily tucks under a shirt and never gets caught on anything.I did not like the cant on the left handed loops but the ambidextrous loops are perfect for me. That’s personal preference but they are perfect.I only put 4 stars on the lock/retention. It’s held in by friction. And I have never had it fall out or shift at all. Also it doesn’t appear to be getting looser the more I use it. Personally I like a button or hood but again that is personal preference and I have had precisely zero problems with its retention.

I am going to keep it and it is not bad at all. The shields on both sides are not nearly as intrusive as I thought they would be. I haven't decided if I am going to break out the Dremel or not. My biggest gripe is the lack of instructions about how to install the belt loops. I am left handed and I use the 0 cant loops. Getting those on is a major pain in the arse. The diagram that shows the various loop types install is very rudimentary. My take is that if you use the canted loops the install is easy but the 0 degree ones are a different story. There is a bag containing three sets of belt loops and a second bag that has extra screws and some kind of tool that I have no idea what it does. When you put the 0 degree loops on it is very difficult to get the hardware in place and tighten it down. If you try it you will understand. Also, there is a set of "shims" and a set of longer screws that you need to use for the 0 degree cant loops. If you leave them off it would be very difficult to get the belt through the loops because they are so tight to the holster. You would certainly not be able to get the holster on and off the belt without a fight. There is no mention of any of this in the instructions. You don't need to be an engineer but it would certainly be helpful if they put a video on the website. Once I got it set up and tried dry firing with it I give it the four stars. This is the first holster I have that accommodates a light so I am sure that is part of the issue that it seems a little unwieldy drawing and replacing the gun. I am sure the added length and bulk has something to do with that. I have other holsters without the shields on both sides and it is definitely easier to draw and replace, but again, they don't have lights on the gun. On reason I bought this is because it specifies if fits Gen 5's. I am left handed and I ordered and extended slide lock/release and I think it will fit no problem. My holster for my Gen 4 will accommodate the Gen 5 but the Kydex is bulged out a little because of the ambi slide lock on the right side. I don't think this will be an issue with the Perun. Like I said, some good, some bad. Cheers.

For some reason my Glock 22 with TLR-1 flashlight would not go in all the way.

I should have bought this earlier. I am picky with holsters and only buy high end ones such as Safariland, Crossbreed and now Raven Concealment.Retention is adjustable to the point where you will have to fight to remove it. Loosen the adjuster with a Phillips screw driver, then slide it back until it is perfect for your preference.I use this to carry my 5th gen G19 with TLR-1 HL when I am not carrying IWB. As a police officer, I am often OWB carrying when at trainings, meetings, doing paperwork, called to the office for whatever or called out to assist at scenes or run my K9.This holster is already getting lots of use and holding up great. Highly recommended.

I run TREX Raptor light bearing IWB. I need an OWB and went with this for a try. Glad I did. Solid lock up with the light and draw is good also. The double sweat guard is the only thing I didn’t know about. Was gonna dremmel it but it actually helps guide the reholstering. I really like it now.