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Friday, Nov 13
At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Color
- SafariSeven Plain Black
- Size
- GLOCK 19/23
- Hand Orientation
- Right
- Material
- SafariSeven
- Style
- Outside the Waistband
- Closure Type
- Pull On
- In the box
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Features 5
- CONCEALMENT PADDLE AND BELT LOOP COMBO HOLSTER - Everyday Lightweight Nylon and Quick Draw Design, Right Hand.
- QUICK DRAW - Virtually no friction from the Suede lining for scratch-free draws.
- ALS Secures your weapon once holstered, single action release.
- LIGHTWEIGHT & RESISTS THE ELEMENTS - This holster rides close to the body for easy concealment.
- Non-Abrasive SafariSeven nylon-blend material protects the firearms finish from damage.
Description
The Safariland Model 7378 7TS Holster combines the security of ALS with the speed and simplicity of an open-top design. ALS secures your firearm automatically as it is holstered, yet still allows a fast, natural draw with the swipe of the thumb release as you acquire your shooting grip. Built from durable, weather- and temperature-resistant SafariSeven non-marking nylon blend, the Model 7378 7TS will not scratch or mar the finish of your firearm, and its raised interior stand-offs allow dirt and moisture to clear quickly.
Specs 21
| Size | GLOCK 19/23 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Safariland |
| Hand Orientation | Right |
| Material | SafariSeven |
| Style | Outside the Waistband |
| Color | SafariSeven Plain Black |
| Closure Type | Pull On |
| League | No League |
| Team Name | No Team |
| Manufacturer | Safariland |
| Brand Name | Safariland |
| League Name | No League |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| UPC | 781602589857 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Item Type Name | Safariland, Model 7TS ALS Concealment, Belt Holster, Fits Glock 19, 23, Right Hand, Black |
| Model Number | 1166818 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 7378-283-411 |
| Material Type | SafariSeven |
| Mounting Type | body wear |
| Product Style | Outside the Waistband |
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Highly recommended for carrying with a weaponlight
Color: SafariSeven Plain Black
Size: S&W M&P9/40 4IN X300U
Hand Orientation: Right
The Amazon product description claims this holster variant only fits the M&P 9/40 + SureFire X300, but the holster I received perfectly fits my M&P 9 4.25" barrel (no manual safety) with Streamlight TLR-1s weapon light attached. Build quality and craftsmanship are excellent, on par with nearly every Safariland product I've purchased. Surprisingly, the holster securely fits my pistol both with and without a weaponlight attached. However, if you're planning to carry concealed without the weaponlight for any meaningful length of time, I'd strongly recommend purchasing an additional non-weaponlight version of this holster, as the weaponlight accommodation adds significant bulk. The Automatic Locking System (ALS for short) is what Safariland's name for a holster with a thumb release lever. It's easy to learn while offering better weapon retention than a traditional thumb snap, but there is still a learning curve to it. If you're using this holster for armed duty or self-defense, be sure to regularly practice drawing and reholstering your weapon. Upon testing out this holster, I noticed that having a weaponlight attached increases the friction between the gun and holster (compared to my other non-weaponlight compatible ALS-equipped holsters). Not a dealbreaker by any means, just something to know and train yourself to expect. This holster's concealability is decent but not magical; it's still holding a full-size pistol with attached weaponlight. I can carry concealed effectively under a winter coat, but I'm not planning to use this holster during the summer. Using a snugly-buckled gun belt and the included paddle mount, the holster rides relatively close to my body. Safariland's standard paddles and belt loops hold pistols lower on my beltline than I prefer, so I've replaced the included paddle with their 565BL Hi-Ride Belt Loop. It makes the holster easier to conceal, more secure than any paddle, and is curved to fit my body more comfortably than Safariland's standard flat belt loop. Overall, this holster is an excellent option if you choose (or are required) to carry a weaponlight-equipped pistol. Highly recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2021 by JTL
Good holster for OWB carry when you don't need full duty gear
Color: SafariSeven Plain Black
Size: GLOCK 26/27
Hand Orientation: Right
I compared this holster and the Blackhawk Serpa side by side to choose which I wanted to use while on the range or when not in uniform but in a unit. I chose the 7378. The holster has a good feel for the draw and the ALS retention comes natural. I also liked how the ALS retention is not in view of anyone else around you. One concern I had was that a shirt tail might hinder the release. This did not create a problem, as the dexterity of the ALS lever is good enough were you can release the gun with your shirt on top of the release itself. So if you are in a hurry and you shirt gets in the way, the gun still comes out smooth and you can just pull the gun and the shirt up with you into a shooting position and shoot quickly or deal with the shirt. The paddle was also important to me in holster choice and Safariland has a good paddle. The size is right and it contours to your hip shape better than the Serpa. Best of all, the locking hook for the paddle is outside the pants, not inside the waistband, so you can pull the paddle out and remove the holster without taking off your pants. Now don't get me wrong, it still takes some work to remove, but the Serpa is impossible to remove. Lastly, the shape of the holster is different than the Serpa. It is larger in surface area when looking at it from the side. However, I don't find that having the smaller physical size is actually an advantage. The Serpa has the lowest height of any holster I have seen and Blackhawk likes to say that it makes the gun rotate faster out of the draw. From that low on the hip, my wrist can't even turn enough to level the gun from the lower level the Serpa holster allows the gun to clear the holster vertically. So all in all, the height difference is a mute feature. The width of the 7378 is a little wider than the Serpa, but that's not because the overall width of the holster is wider. It is because the Serpa holster follows the contours of the gun, where the 7378 makes the gun's shape into a rounded off square at the bottom. So there is really no difference, and the square shape of the 7378 makes the holster look like a big phone, rather than the shape of a pistol. In conclusion, I picked the Safariland holster over the Blackhawk. However, I think it is important to mention that neither of these holsters are a good concealment holster. If your shirt is covering it, the bulge still shows up. So use this as a second holster when you don't need full duty gear.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2020 by C. LeBlanc
THE BEST BY FAR
Color: SafariSeven Plain Black
Size: GLOCK 19/23
Hand Orientation: Right
Safariland 7TS ALS holster. WOW OK I bought this holster as suggested from a friend of mine who is an X officer still carries and is and avid shooter. I have tried and use many other holster I'm a fan of leather until now. This holster is the most comfortable of all my holsters. Unlike regular belt holsters, I barely know I'm wearing it because it does NOT pull on your belt pulling you pants down. I have always hate that, either you have to tighen your belt until it hurts or wear a sagging pistol, Never again. It sits very close to my body in fact could not sit any closer for concealment but most of the time I open carry. It rides so comfortably close to your body my arm doesn't even hit it all the time like my other holsters. SO First of all it LOOKS Awesome, top quality workmanship to the tee. Finish is perfect, every edge meet perfect and everything rounded smooth 10 stars for Quality and Comfort My G19 fits perfect slips right in and locks tight n secure Thumb release works perfect like it should, a very natural position as you crab your pistol the release is right there and your thumb will automatically release the lock every time its Awesome. Even thought there is no thumb break like I'm use to with my OLD leather holsters, I feel very safe carrying knowing how well it locks into position. I would give this holster a 10+ if I could....I'm going to buy one right now for my G20 10mm and a few more to follow. Thanks Safariland
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2015 by Brian
Perfect
Color: SafariSeven Plain Black
Size: GLOCK 17 GEN1-5
Hand Orientation: Right
One of the best holsters you can buy if you don't earn wml the tension is absolutely perfect and the quality is absolutely perfect as well. The price point you cannot beat at all this product does fit the GEN five and the gen 6 for the Glock 17.
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2026 by John Doe
Look for something else.
Color: SafariSeven Plain Black
Size: BROWNING HI PWR
Hand Orientation: Right
The quality is good and my Browning Hi Power fits well. The problem is the fit. It hangs low from the belt and the bottom lines out. Not great for concealment.
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2026 by John Shump
A great modular holster system.
This holster is great. It includes an already attached paddle, and an accessory belt loop. For the paddle option, the hook attached to the backside of the holster catches on the outside bottom of your belt while the wide, curved paddle, inside the waistband, comfortably spreads out the force against your hip across its surface, so as not to dig into any particular spot. A belt loop is also included to be used with just about any 1.5" to 1.75" belt. You simply remove the screws fastening the paddle and hook from the backside of the holster, and use the additional supplied screws to fasten the belt loop in the desired draw position, straight or canted. While this will conceal decently under a jacket, or such, there are better concealment holster options. I ordered this holster specifically for use with a battle belt set up. Using the MLS 15 attachment, it will thread directly into the PALS slots (or MOLLE, as it is commonly, but incorrectly called.) You can also attach the holster directly to the 6004-8 Small MOLLE Adapter Plate, which will then thread into the PALS on the belt or vest. The 6004-8 can also use the QLS (quick locking system.) You can also use the QLS with other appropriate accessory low, mid, or high ride belt loop, designed to fit a wider, duty-style belt. The ALS (automatic locking system) is considered level 1 retention. Your thumb naturally sits on the lever when drawing, and a downward press releases the internal lock. If you want level 2 retention, you can always add the 6006 ALS guard, which requires the guard be rotated rearward, away from the ALS level, which is them actuated as usual. Other options are the 6007 Hood or 6008 Hood and ALS guard which not only adds the aforementioned lever, but a hood which shields the guard from being actuated from the front. These options are really only applicable if you want to prevent somebody else from trying to access your firearm from its holster, though. All in all, I think the Safariland system is great for someone who wants a modular and durable holster that will stand up to any and all weather conditions.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2024 by Tracy
Comfortable while sitting and driving and very secure.
Color: SafariSeven Plain Black
Size: GLOCK 19/23
Hand Orientation: Right
I use it while working as an armored truck driver/hopper. I can go 10 to 12 hours with this thing on my hip and it is like it isn't even there. I never feel the need to adjust it and it is comfortable while walking, sitting and driving. It is secure and looks decent as well. The best part is the thumb release. I am using it with the paddle on a regular belt and sometimes on a duty belt. There is a hook that grabs the bottom of the belt to secure it and prevent attempts at grabbing it as seen in my 1st pic. It is light and compact compared to the old school leather holster I used before with a .38 revolver. I highly recommend it and any similar Safariland models. I've seen many local police and sherriffs using similar Safariland holsters for the Glock 17. The plastic is sturdy and has held up well in the face of daily use and abuse. It has some scratches especially on the paddle. But it is hard to notice and there are no major ones or any cracks. It is structurally very strong. There is a woman I worked with a few times who has the level 3 version of this for Glock 19 which has strap that goes over the top. As a concealment holster, this is not great. It shouldn't really even be advertised as a concealment piece. You can't conceal it unless you wear a jacket and at that point almost any holster can be concealed. I bought a nice simple inside the waist holster from Gould and Goodrich for that purpose. This Safariland is an open carry holster only, in my opinion.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2019 by James M.
AT LONG LAST...a perfect holster?
Color: SafariSeven Plain Black
Size: GLOCK 19/23
Hand Orientation: Right
Awesome holster. ALS retention locks up tight but is slick and easy once you depress the release tab with your thumb. Very slight amount of wiggle once locked up but I mean very little. I’ve seen reviews online mentioning slide wear - it’s possible. Not worried about it - it’s a Glock. Folks pay more for “battleworn finish..” Paddle is flexible so fits well without digging into your side. Large paddle and it’s secure. Not overly hard to remove, flex and rock and wiggle. Definitely not falling off your belt by accident and it doesn’t feel like someone could rip it off either. 7TS material feels very sturdy. I think it’ll last just fine. I haven’t tried the belt loop piece, just running the paddle and I like it so much, I don’t know that I’ll use the belt loops. As far as concealment, this isn’t the best unless you’re wearing a bulky jacket or long sleeve shirt. It sits out a little further away from my body than my Bravo Concealment holster. I prefer appendix carry in a Humboldt Hideaway for CC anyway. That being said, for open carry, the Safariland is absolutely awesome. Plus, unlike the Bravo Concealment holster, the Safariland has retention.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2020 by N.G.