Don't Tread on Me Conceal and Carry Holsters DTOM Kydex Trigger Guard Holster fits GLK Models 17,18,19,22,23,24,26,27,31,32,34,35

This is a great trigger guard for my Glock. Snaps on tight and stays put - takes quite a bit of force to remove it. It's not a replacement for a gun safe but does provide some security when I'm away from home where a safe is not practical.

Again tool in the box. This adds another concealment option. It's a quick but safer way to waist band carry without concern about trigger snag or falling through the waist band. I can carry my pistol in a sling pack without the bulk of a holster. It does require a solid pull but nothing overwhelming, but like with anything like this, practice practice practice. The cord is satisfactory but with any cordage it should be replaced periodically. Sweat and debris will wear out any cord over time. Paracord is certainly a high value replacement choice. It's a solid product and I highly recommend it.

Fits securely to cover trigger.

I bought this to use with my belly band holster that just has an elastic cover and doesn't really protect the trigger.A lot of other reviewers have mentioned how tightly this trigger guard fits over the gun. Yes, it's very tight. It slides onto the gun fairly easily, but it does take some strength to pull it off.However, I tied the paracord around part of the belly band stitching, and tried a few practice draws, and I didn't have any real problems pulling it free. I was half afraid the belly band would come loose before the trigger guard did, but it held firm and the trigger guard popped off just like it should. In an emergency situation with adrenaline pumping, I don't think you'd even notice the tightness of the trigger guard.If you're carrying this with a ClipDraw and gym shorts or something like that, I can see why the tightness might be a concern. But at the same time, I believe these trigger guards are very safe and will not fall off if the gun is dropped or if something is awkwardly wedged against it.The best thing I can tell you is to try it for yourself and see if it works for your needs. But definitely tie it in place and try some practice draws before making a decision. If you just put this on by hand and then try to pull it off with your hands, it's going to seem REALLY hard to pull loose. I felt much more comfortable when it was tied to my pants or belly band.

I have a small safe in my Jeep Wrangler that I wanted to carry my Glock 27 in, but I did not want the trigger exposed to keys or anything small that may fall in the trigger guard and depress the trigger when the drawer is closed. This product was perfect for the job and fits great. I would definitely recommend this product to anybody.

This little kydex cover effectively covers the trigger to keep my pistol safe while stowed away. The fit is tight, which is good and necessary because this cover should not be able to accidentally fall or be knocked off of the trigger guard. About the only small issue that I have noticed is that it is a little difficult to access the magazine release button while this cover is over the trigger. Not much of an issue and it could be considered part of the safety (not being able to accidentally press the mag. release), but a slight redesign to open up the area around the mag. release could be made. My use for this trigger guard is to cover the trigger while my pistol is mounted in my car using strong magnets under the steering column. The pistol is completely expose so a layer of safety covering the trigger is certainly welcome by me. The lanyard for the cover is tied off so that as I pull the pistol away from the magnets, I also pull the trigger guard off of the pistol.

No, I am not suicidal, just safety conscious. Lots of folks who carry Glock pistols for a living love them for their accuracy, accuracy and reliability. One of the Glock's features makes it a safety hazard for some. On its trigger is a small lever that acts as a safety. It that lever is pressed and the trigger pulled, it shoots. If the lever is not pressed it will not shoot. Some people make a mistake and draw the gun with their finger in the trigger area and accidentally depress the safety and then the trigger. The gun fires and injures the owner. Your trigger guard prevents this behavior and for me, it adds an additional level of safety.

I cant really speak to much of this as a holster, I put it on my firearm when its locked away, just an added layer of safety when reaching into my safe to pick it up. Holds the gun really secure.