Drop Leg holster suggestions (Sig 226)

[UKarmourer]

I am going to be doing some advanced CQB training shortly (assault rifle and pistol) and the issue holsters are somewhat lacking in features, the quick release is actually slow release!
I need a holster that I can train with and that will stand up to 6 months in the sandbox
prefer one fitted to the sig P226, but not a show stopper if it isnt

one with molle patches so I can attach a flashbang pouch or field dressing pouch would be good

cheers in advance guys

[FourTeeFive]

I really like the Tactical Tailor stuff:

I went with the modular holster and modular leg rig which gives you the molle patches:

http://www.tacticaltailor.com/ProductImages/holsters/350/60001-4onLegrig_350x350.jpg

http://www.tacticaltailor.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=46

http://www.tacticaltailor.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=9

Great quality, good company to deal with. This gear is the real deal (most of their customers are military). They are right near Ft. Lewis, south of Seattle in Washington state, USA, if you ever get out that way.

[SoCalShooter]

I second the tactical tailor suggestion. Make great gear and its very durable. I buy all my tac gear from them.

[HJ857]

Check out Safariland, such as this one.
http://safariland.com/product.aspx?pid=6005
Very secure and quite fast to draw. Attaching stuff to the thigh straps may work if needed.

[bwavec]

I have been happy with my 6005 in four trips overseas.

[coop4u2c]

:cool:Blackhawk or Bladetech. Fast and secure!

[UKarmourer]

I have to say I like the look of the Blackhawk SERPA range

[Wilburt]

I have been happy with my 6005 in four trips overseas

+1 And the quick detach is very much a plus.

[SamG.]

Safariland, the Navy Seals use them

[theken206]

I like tactical tailor as well.

[FourTeeFive]

Is all of the Blackhawk stuff made in the USA?