[HisDivineShadow]

I have been looking for a low ride duty style holster for my Glock 17 for a while now without any luck. I'f preffer something in leather. But it's been kinda hard to find anything that suits me, most of the low ride holsters only drop 1.5-2-5" while I'd like a 3-4" drop. Does anything like this exist or am I just plain outta luck here?

[Evenflo76]

Take a look at High Noon. www.highnoonholsters.com They have an extensive IWB line.

[HisDivineShadow]

I'm not looking for IWB holsters but duty holsters. It's intended for competitions that focus on "practical" types of shooting with a military bent. I got a 1911 with a Safariland 6004 holster, but I am not that impressed by the holster as the hype had lead me to believe. Hence I am trying to find a belt holster that does not have the negatives of a paddle holster or other mid-ride belt holster for my G17.

Ted Blocker has some interesting drop leather holsters but they also have a swivel and I don't want that, and maybe just a 3" drop would be enough:
http://www.tedblockerholsters.com/SW402.php

[m9a1_mike]

Maybe this will help:

http://www.haugenhandgunleather.com/detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=Model17

Difficult to determine just how low this is but it is worth looking into.

[yeti]

Is this sort of what you are looking for? With maybe a bit more drop?
http://i199.photobucket.com/albums/aa169/yetibear/coltxse262.jpg

[Jeff White]

Safariland 6280. It will ride lower then a typical duty holster but not as low as a thigh holster like the 6004. You only really need a thigh holster if you are wearing tactical body armor or other equipment and need to access your handgun. I always cut the strap on my 6004 short so that the holster rides just below my armor, and only use the bottom leg strap. I don't understand how people can wear them as low as they do.

Jeff

[HisDivineShadow]

I actually went and bought a used Desantis holster because it had some small drop and was cheap(25 bucks), it has worked out quite well actually so far. Just bought a Gould & Goodrich sam browne belt for it too.