Rothco Tactical Drop Leg Holster

Thigh-Mounted Pistol Carry

The Rothco Tactical Drop Leg Holster moves your sidearm off the belt and down onto the thigh. That keeps the pistol clear of plate carriers, tactical vests and crowded duty belts, where a hip holster can be blocked or hard to reach. It suits range shooters, airsoft players and anyone running a chest rig who still wants a pistol and a spare magazine within easy reach.

Features

• Drop Leg Design — A strap hangs the holster from your belt so the pistol rides at thigh level, below the bulk of a vest or plate carrier.
• Quick-Release Belt Clip — A side-release buckle on the hanger strap lets you put on or take off the rig without unthreading your belt.
• Dual Adjustable Leg Straps — Two thigh straps with quick-release buckles hold the holster steady, and non-slip rubber grip on the straps helps stop it sliding down your leg.
• Hook-and-Loop Retention Strap — An adjustable strap closes over the back of the pistol with hook-and-loop fastening (the familiar Velcro-type closure) and a thumb snap to keep the gun seated.
• Integrated Magazine Pouch — A single pouch on the side of the holster holds one spare pistol magazine under a hook-and-loop flap.
• Fits Full-Frame Semi-Autos — The open, adjustable design accepts most standard full-frame semi-automatic pistols, including many Glock, Sig Sauer and Ruger models.
• Two Size Options — Offered in a 4-inch barrel size for pistols like the Glock 17 and a 5-inch size for pistols like the Beretta 92.
• Poly Webbing Construction — The body and straps are built from poly webbing, a tough woven synthetic that resists abrasion and holds its shape.
• Black Finish — Plain black fabric and hardware match most duty, tactical and range kit.

Fit and Construction

The layout follows the thigh rig pattern first popularized by the SAS: a belt hanger, a holster body and leg straps that pin it to the thigh. Choose the 4-inch size for compact-to-full Glock 17 class pistols and the 5-inch size for longer service pistols such as the Beretta 92. Because the retention strap adjusts, one holster can take a range of frame shapes, though pistols with large lights or optics may not fit.