Tactical Scorpion Gear Holster Polymer Thumb Release Level II - ThumbSmart: Fits Taurus Millennium G2 PT111 PT132 PT138 PT140 PT745 G2c

I wanted an outside the waistband holster for my PT111 with a thumb release for when I'm at the range. I don't care for the finger release holsters because it seems like when I draw my finger falls onto the trigger instead of over it. (Personal Preference) For the price I wasn't expecting much, but when it came (a day early) I was very happy with my purchase. I set the holster up with a rearward cant, and tried it on. First thing it's very comfortable, and secure. My hand falls onto the grip as if it's second nature, no fumbling around at all. It's a natural move to grab the grip, and hit the release at the same time. I was off last week and had the house to myself, so I carried it all day with a magazine of dry fire rounds. I must have pulled it out fifty times without any problem. The pistol is just a little loose in the holster, but holds tight so that's not a problem. I figured with it sitting away from my hip I wouldn't be able to carry it in public, but it hides nicely with my flannel shirt so that's even an option in the colder months. Overall I couldn't be happier with this holster. If you're looking for a good holster I think you'd be happy with this one.

Didn't really fit the bill for me returned and bought a Blackhawk (from Amazon)

I love this holster and all my Cytac stuff is well made(their double mag holster is the best), but i wanted a OTW holster that rode a little closer to my body for easier concealment. This one sits out just a bit due to the hardware that attaches the hoslter to the paddle. I found one that the holster is mounted directly to the paddle with nothing in between(safariland 678 gls). If your a little to a lot heavy this Cytac is the best choice. It is the perfect holster and with the thumb release you shouldn't have any glock knee incidents that can happen with newbies and trigger finger release buttons.

I waited years for a thumb release holster for the pt111 g2 and this company finally made one. I'm not really sure of the build quality, compared to my safari land thumb release holsers this feels cheap, but so far it does the job of securely holding the gun until the thumb release is pressed. There is some play so the gun will rattle but I don't really find any issues with that. One neat feature its it come with the option to make the holster quick release to the paddle if that makes any since, you can leave the paddle on your belt/pants and remove the holster part. This is actually nicer then you might think because with it broken down it fits good in dash keeping trigger guard covered while still allowing 1 handed removal of gun from holster. Am a little concerned that it may be weaker in this configuration though. *****EDIT 8/6/2020***** DO NOT USE THE PREVIOUSLY MENTIONED QUICK RELEASE. I have confirmed that it will come loose on its own from the paddle.

Bought this assuming at fit for the TX22 as many other holsters have cross-compatibility, but this did not immediately fit. I was gonna return, but then figured, for $30, why not just tinker a bit? If you're willing to shave/dremel the muzzle end of the holster, all that needs to come off is the bottom and top lip, and a small notch for the front sight (I made much larger a slot than was needed, and also did a very messy job). For $30 and 30 minutes of tinkering, I think it's a great buy! Probably works well for the actual pistols listed as compatible too :)

good safety comfortable but gun wobbles a little bit if you run or fast walk. you can hear gun moving and it gets annoying after a while.

Got this for my Taurus G2C. Isn't the best looking and above all, it RATTLES. Does not fig snug as production description stated. If you're like me and gambling the idea of getting this in hopes that it does not rattle, IT DOES. Look elsewhere.

Works perfectly with my Taurus G2c. Fit, finish, attaching all work flawlessly. Highly recommend this product and line if you own a G2c.