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Posted: 1/9/2021 10:28:13 AM EDT
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Theres not really any adjustments.
Pics of the gun? Anything unusual like irons forward? I bet something is hitting the holster over the chamber and not going in far enough. What holster? I mean the whole fit code on the back. |
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Posted: 1/9/2021 1:11:06 PM EDT
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I have three Glock 19s all set up with RMR All of them are no go's... two gen 3 and 1 gen 4...
when I take the light off, the fit is even worse... at least with the light attached, pistols will slide in and seat. without the light you need to carefully an slowly user or it will hang up. It also seems the ALS lever doesn't have a positive feel with the pistol inserted... it is not full forward. If I apply a little pressure pushing it forward, it does lock securely. I will post up the full model shortly but I used the holster builder on the safailand website... 
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Posted: 1/9/2021 1:17:45 PM EDT
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Remove the ALS lever and see if the pistol goes any deeper into the holster. I've never personally had a problem with a Safariland holster, but mistakes happen. Hopefully it's something simple
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Posted: 1/9/2021 1:30:43 PM EDT
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1. Post a pic of the full model name from the clear Safariland packaging bag.
2. Post a pic of the full model name from the inner side of the holster (the name runs vertically along the 3 T-holes). 3. Post a pic of the pistol with attachments. |
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Posted: 1/9/2021 1:31:23 PM EDT
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I use mine with poly 80 builds, and they all were very tight until I took a dremel with sanding disc and removed a small amount of material from the channel where the light goes. I jammed the gun in a few times, then sanded where the light left marks. It took a while to get a nice fit, but I am happy with them after the adjustments.
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Posted: 1/9/2021 1:37:48 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: The pistol will snap in but it will not lock in meaning the ALS lever does not appear to have any function. Quote HistoryQuoted: The pistol will snap in but it will not lock in meaning the ALS lever does not appear to have any function. Quoted: It also seems the ALS lever doesn't have a positive feel with the pistol inserted... it is not full forward. If I apply a little pressure pushing it forward, it does lock securely. The above two statements appear to be in conflict with each other. Pistol should be inserted with purpose. It will click in. After that, you can pull up on the pistol grip and you will get a little bit of up/down movement (from the ALS moving inside the pistol's ejection port recess) but it will remain locked in. |
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Posted: 1/9/2021 3:06:57 PM EDT
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Do u have an A or B model X300U? And do you have the correct holster for your version?
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Posted: 1/10/2021 9:10:38 PM EDT
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The holster number is:
6384 RDS-2832-701 not one G19 I have tried will lock in... on another Safariland ALS holster I have, its is RDS only and the only Glock that locks in is a gen 3 without RDS. I said snap in maybe wasn't clear enough,,, the ALS lever makes an audible click and moves all the ways forward with the pistol full seated. I don't understand why some would work and others not... is there muck variation in Glock slides?
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Posted: 1/10/2021 9:23:38 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: The holster number is: 6384 RDS-2832-701 not one G19 I have tried will lock in... on another Safariland ALS holster I have, its is RDS only and the only Glock that locks in is a gen 3 without RDS. I said snap in maybe wasn't clear enough,,, the ALS lever makes an audible click and moves all the ways forward with the pistol full seated. I don't understand why some would work and others not... is there muck variation in Glock slides? @heron163 Again... 1. Post a pic of the full model name from the clear Safariland packaging bag. 2. Post a pic of the full model name from the inner side of the holster (the name runs vertically along the 3 T-holes). 3. Post a pic of the pistol with attachments. We are trying to eliminate variables. Posting requested pics will eliminate the possibility that SL accidentally placed the incorrect holster in the bag marked "6384RDS-2832-701". |
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Posted: 1/14/2021 9:53:36 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: @heron163 Again... 1. Post a pic of the full model name from the clear Safariland packaging bag. 2. Post a pic of the full model name from the inner side of the holster (the name runs vertically along the 3 T-holes). 3. Post a pic of the pistol with attachments. We are trying to eliminate variables. Posting requested pics will eliminate the possibility that SL accidentally placed the incorrect holster in the bag marked "6384RDS-2832-701". thanks - I know I have a TBI and long concussion history but I am reasonably sure the order numbers on the receipt, package, and holster all match... seriously, I appreciate the help and the problem was a lack of patience on my part... it just needed breaking in. I used my airsoft G19 and a light silicone spray and just did some repetitive drills.. it took some time to get where was a positive lock first try but it is getting better and smoother. I just ordered another... 
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Posted: 1/14/2021 11:51:54 PM EDT
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Good to hear! Glad it worked out.
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