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Factory OWB competition holster for Glock 17 with SRO & BROS


Zorfunk

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It’s probably harder to find holster that wont work with that configuration. Basically any holster that doesn’t cover the back of slide will work. If it does, it’s only a Dremel away from fitting.

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4 hours ago, Zorfunk said:

That’s what I thought going into it, but I’ve tried a number of holsters and they don’t fit (BOSS, Comptac international, Bladetech signature).

 

I’d prefer not to dremel if there’s a factory option.

Where are they binding up on the holster?

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On 2/19/2023 at 6:05 AM, Cuz said:

Have you looked at the CompTac International?  That doesn’t appear to touch anywhere near the optic. 

Yep, that’s my go to. The problem is, on a glock, the SRO sits really far forward and is wider than the slide, especially with the BROS on it.

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On 2/20/2023 at 1:29 PM, GigG said:

So many out there. Any comp holster shouldn't mess with the SRO or the BROS.

 

Here's what I use.

 

https://www.blackscorpiongear.com/products/pro-competition-holster-glock-17-19-22

The bros is a lot bigger and goes over the ejection port and is wider than the slide. I’ve tried many of them and they don’t fit. I had to remove a chunk of the front on a BladeTech signature to get it to work.

 

A lot of folks say there’s so many out there, but they’ve never tried with a BROS. That’s why I started this thread.

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On 2/20/2023 at 8:29 AM, Cuz said:

I just checked mine and my kids holsters, we have BladeTech Classic's, and I don't see how it won't work.  These pics are of my Gen5 G34 MOS with SRO attached.  How much bigger is the BROS???

 

 

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The bros is a lot bigger and rubs at the top right corner of your picture. I modified a BladeTech signature, but can give a classic a try. Thanks.

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7 hours ago, Zorfunk said:

The bros is a lot bigger and rubs at the top right corner of your picture. I modified a BladeTech signature, but can give a classic a try. Thanks.

So now I have to ask the question, why the heck do you need a BROS?  It seems like a worthless piece of equipment to protect a red dot that doesn’t need it. The SRO is a Competition optic. If it breaks, Trijicon will fix it. There’s no reason to try and protect it with a BROS. It just doesn’t make sense. 

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3 minutes ago, Cuz said:

So now I have to ask the question, why the heck do you need a BROS?  It seems like a worthless piece of equipment to protect a red dot that doesn’t need it. The SRO is a Competition optic. If it breaks, Trijicon will fix it. There’s no reason to try and protect it with a BROS. It just doesn’t make sense. 

It makes a ton of sense. Have you ever cracked an Sro? They ABSOLUTELY need it. They’re very fragile. Me and friends have cracked them with little effort.

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If a competition holster has so much coverage where a Bros doesn’t fit, is it even a competition holster?

 

You believe a Bros is so huge it’s gonna make contact with my competition holster?
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The SRO protrudes past the ejection port on my P320. Not a competition holster but there’s still a ton of space. SRO’s on Glock sit even further back.

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8 hours ago, Zorfunk said:

It makes a ton of sense. Have you ever cracked an Sro? They ABSOLUTELY need it. They’re very fragile. Me and friends have cracked them with little effort.

My bad, I guess I thought they were more durable. Now I feel like I need one!!

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8 hours ago, tt350z said:

If a competition holster has so much coverage where a Bros doesn’t fit, is it even a competition holster?

 

You believe a Bros is so huge it’s gonna make contact with my competition holster?
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The SRO protrudes past the ejection port on my P320. Not a competition holster but there’s still a ton of space. SRO’s on Glock sit even further back.

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Thank you for the pics. Glock geometry is a lot different than your CZ or Sig. It sits lower in the holster and the front corner of the BROS rubs.
 

I’ve literally tried 3 of the most popular USPSA carry optics legal holsters for a Glock 17 (Comp-tac International, BladeTech Signature, and Ben Stoeger Unicorn. None of them fit without dremeling and why I started this thread.

 

I appreciate everyone’s input, but a lot of folks without direct experience are making assumptions.

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Comparing the BladeTech signature and classic posted above, it looks like the classic is cut lower (below the slide release).

 

It should provide enough clearance for the BROS. I just ordered one and will keep this thread updated if it fits. Thanks all.

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1 hour ago, Zorfunk said:

Thank you for the pics. Glock geometry is a lot different than your CZ or Sig. It sits lower in the holster and the front corner of the BROS rubs.
 

I’ve literally tried 3 of the most popular USPSA carry optics legal holsters for a Glock 17 (Comp-tac International, BladeTech Signature, and Ben Stoeger Unicorn. None of them fit without dremeling and why I started this thread.

 

I appreciate everyone’s input, but a lot of folks without direct experience are making assumptions.


That same holster with my CZ in it for a Glock doesnt even reach the ejector and the full breech is visible. How would the bros even hit it? It wont.

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10 minutes ago, tt350z said:


That same holster with my CZ in it for a Glock doesnt even reach the ejector and the full breech is visible. How would the bros even hit it? It wont.

Cool, is it a Uspsa carry optics legal holster available without retention? What’s the brand & model?

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Yes its CO legal. It has a lock/unlock lever and adjustable tension. I run it with zero tension and unlock during make ready. I would not walk around with no tension and unlocked because it will fall out.

It’s a Big Dog Steel Carnivore Competition holster.

 

 

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3 minutes ago, tt350z said:

Yes its CO legal. It has a lock/unlock lever and adjustable tension. I run it with zero tension and unlock during make ready. I would not walk around with no tension and unlocked because it will fall out.

It’s a Big Dog Steel Carnivore Competition holster.

 

 

Great thanks.

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