T.REX Titan Level 2 OWB Holster

It’s simple but effective. I use it as a duty rig and it’s held up just fine so far. I bought one for my Prodigy and one for my G19X/G45. They fit great and are a great option if you want a lever 2 duty holster that’s about $100 cheaper than a Safariland setup, which I also use several of since I switch out holsters from time to time. It’s a somewhat different ride height/angle/pistol draw than what I’m used to with my Safariland but I’d say it’s still a great holster. The hood should be made to be a little more sturdy, as it doesn’t seem to “lock or hold” in place as well as I’d like, that’s really my only gripe with it if I had to make one. T Rex makes great holsters and this is no exception.

I’ve used this holster on patrol for a while, and overall it’s excellent. Before it I primarily used Safariland; mainly a 6360RDS. I’ve used Tier 1 Concealed Centurions, as well as G-Code XSR’s ad nauseam albeit for non-duty use so I feel I’ve had a well rounded comparison. PROS: - Ease of draw is superb. It’s just a natural draw with a very positive thumb release that my thumb naturally lands on. Far superior to the Safariland. - Retention is good. There’s a nice friction fit akin to a level 1, but not so much that it impedes the draw or more importantly reholstering. Much better than a safariland that essentially acts as a bucket. The pistol doesn’t rattle around at all which is nice. As far as pistol security, I have no doubt that the pistol is secure. I’ve caught the pistol on so many objects that tug and pull at it, and it’s never budged. - Overall design. It’s designed in a way that eliminates snag points and other weird stylistic choices that might lend themselves to being caught on random objects. The construction and final assembly is also rock solid, I have zero worry about any flex areas or seams that will break with wear. CONS - The RDS floppy cover. The little optic hood is a bit of a fidget toy at this point, its retention is pretty trash so it flops forward and back quick a bit. When I walk I just flip it back and forth with my arm like a fidget toy. It also pops off quite a bit, especially if it’s forward and you catch it on something. I might take it off, but it hasn’t annoyed me to the point that I do yet. - A few rough edges from finishing. Theees some roughly sanded edges to the holster, but nothing crazy, just small areas that look like someone hit it with a 60 grit belt grinder. I don’t personally care but some might.

I recently tried tested this holster out in reference to testing new holsters for my department. I liked the simple design and user interface. My draws were clean, smooth and fast. While I don’t make decisions for my department, I’ll be looking at this holster for my Tactical Games setup.

Great quality, sturdy, good fit. I purchased a 2nd holster to have color options. Friendly, helpful customer service.

I can't rate any of the holsters I bought since I never received any of them. USPS marked my order delivered, but it never made it to me and was most likely stolen. I opened a case with USPS right away and sent the case number to Jeremy in customer service. Jeremy's answer was that T.REX would only replace it if USPS declared the package lost. USPS won't do that for a package scanned as delivered, so it's a condition no customer in my situation can meet. When USPS closed my case, Jeremy didn't offer any real help. He sent me a link to a news article about a post office in Nashville. T.REX doesn't offer shipping protection, and they only require a signature on orders over $1,000. That's a big gap for a company that markets to military and law enforcement, people who are often away from home for duty. As a service member, this was my first order with T.REX ARMS and it will be my last. If you do order from them, have it held at the post office or shipped somewhere you can pick it up in person

Amazing holster good quality I recommend it

I purchased this holster for PCSL 2 gun matches. I wanted a level 2 retention holster that did not rely on a retention hood and that is why I decided to go for this holster. It works well and I enjoyed using it. I got this for a Glock 34 gen 4 and Shadow system DR920L. Both work well in this holster.

Draws are smooth and controlled. Zero rattle or wobble when moving. Great holster and I’d highly recommend it

The holster retention is amazing and fast. The only complaint is the optic cover seems like a secondary thought and has little retention. However it moves out out the way easy while drawing. Like this holster enough I use it for court and plain cloths operations. Great job.

Great fit. It's a solid option if you want more retention than friction but you don't want the pain of having 2 mechnisims.

Very firm lockup on pistol with zero rattle. Easy to disengage with correctly applied force to the button but not so easy that I could see it actuating unintentionally. I use this on a qls fork attached to my night stand. This offers me more peace of mind that someone (a toddler for instance) couldn’t easily remove this pistol from the holster if every other preventative measure had failed. I just wish they offered compatibility with more models of pistol.

Good design, the only gripes I have is the optic guard comes off too easy. Find it laying in my seat every time I get out of my unit.

Greetings from Chile! I recently purchased the T.REX Arms TITAN for my Glock 45 Gen 5, configured for the Streamlight TLR-1 HL, and I couldn’t be happier with the overall quality and craftsmanship. I’m actually running a Fenix GL19R (V1), which is slightly narrower and shorter than the TLR-1 HL. Despite this difference, my Glock fits the holster remarkably well. The active retention mechanism engages positively, and the passive retention provides a secure fit against the slide. There is a slight amount of vertical play due to the dimensional differences between the two lights, but overall, I’m very pleased with how the setup fits. Of course, this is my personal experience with a non-standard light configuration, not an officially supported compatibility claim. The Kydex molding, hardware, finish, and overall construction are excellent. Everything feels solid, thoughtfully designed, and built to last. I also want to give a special shout-out to Josh S. and the T.REX Arms team. They went above and beyond to expedite production and shipping so my holster could make it to the US before my family’s return trip to Chile. Outstanding customer service! As a firearms enthusiast living thousands of miles away from Tennessee, owning a piece of American-made gear like this is something I genuinely appreciate. Built in Tennessee. Running in Chile. Keep up the great work, T.REX Arms! Greetings from Chile! 🇨🇱

I love this holster it works great, retention is great and the spot for the optic if big enough for all the optics I have.

Runs flawless

Bought the new duty holster for my Springfield Echelon. The holster works well and locks my gun in. No issues as of this post.

It's great! It does the thing that is says it does. I have Safariland ALS / QLS holsters and this is one of the unique situations where I think it can be said that the Titan is "just as gud". Suggestion for future iterations is to make a optic hood that is more permanently attached. I haven't lost it yet but makes me mildly anxious that it doesn't take much for it to abscond from me. Also... I pray for peace and reconciliation for the Botkin family and all the workers. Seems like a far off thing right now but I pray the LORD will bring it about someday!

Pro: - The retention is very good once the tension is adjusted. - The bottom is hollowed out so you don't have worry about casings jamming it - Fits full size 4.5F as well so this is one size fits all. Cons: - The hood retention is weak and flops around a lot, it got so annoying that I took it off and ran without it. - Exposed magazine release bottom, duty holsters shouldn't do that at all.