Help finding a holster for battle belt

[cmshoot]

It would be a trauma-oriented course, centering around GSW's, stab wounds, etc., plus dealing with the likely results (blood loss, shock, etc.).

Using purposely made supplies like FAK's and tourniquets, as well as field expedients.

Location would probably be Carrollton, as they have a large classroom-type setting, and cost would likely be $200 per student if it's a 1-day class.

 

[mtdawg169]

I am trying to put together a battle belt. I need a holster for my MP9 with TLR1. I'd like the holster to have at least 2 levels of retention and be able to clear my plate carrier. Never tried a drop leg holster, but read that many don't like them. Looking for help from those who've had to make this decision! Thanks in advance!

Also I have the HSGI battle belt, with a 1.5" Inner belt if that helps.

Thanks!

OK, back to the OP. Sorry for the threadjack. Your HSGI belt isn't very different from my Brokos belt. Since you're looking for at least two levels of retention, I'd recommend a Safariland with the drop adapter like I pictured above. The clip on system that's pictured in mine is a nice addition too. It allows me to swap holsters for when I want to use a WML vs running the gun slick.

 

[mtdawg169]

It would be a trauma-oriented course, centering around GSW's, stab wounds, etc., plus dealing with the likely results (blood loss, shock, etc.).

Using purposely made supplies like FAK's and tourniquets, as well as field expedients.

Location would probably be Carrollton, as they have a large classroom-type setting, and cost would likely be $200 per student if it's a 1-day class.

I'd be down for that. We've got family in C-town, so the girls could visit while I attend the class.

 

[mtdawg169]

This is my usual set up. From left to right:
Pistol taco pouches x2
Esstac kywi rifle pouches x2
Tyr Tactical dump pouch
BFG Trauma Now
Pistol holster
1x taco w/ knife
Multitasker tool