TRP Op / Duty Holster question

[Gumshoe]

Good Morning folks, sorry for this kind of question I’m sure it gets asked a lot, but I haven’t been able to find a thread related to it, could be my own fault. Nevertheless,
The question/story:
Current LEO, and I was looking at the TRP Operator half rail, I’ve seen that there are some holster options for that particular 1911. The problem being with how the world is, guns are scarce, especially this one in particular. With that being said I have come across 2 Full Rail TRP operator models in which I can purchase. I was curious to see if there are any duty holster recommendations out there? There are some YouTube videos regarding officers carrying this model with a safariland holster w/ a light mounted. I was curious to see if any of you had heard or would have the knowledge to point me in the right direction. If anyone has information on a TRP Op half rail feel free to list a website!

only reason I’m considering grabbing the full rail is due to the fact I can obtain it sooner than later. Whereas O’herrons is giving me a lead time of 6-9 months for the half rail order option.
Thank you for your time and input.

 

[PunchySunshine]

My buddy has the full rail TRP Operator, I've got the half rail. He just got the Safariland so he can have his light holstered while hiking and camping. I wasn't a fan of the level 3 retention but I could see that being a plus for LEO. I also was glad I didn't get one because a thigh holster on a fat boy is the opposite of intimidating. The quality of it certainly felt TOP NOTCH.

 

[Gumshoe]

My buddy has the full rail TRP Operator, I've got the half rail. He just got the Safariland so he can have his light holstered while hiking and camping. I wasn't a fan of the level 3 retention but I could see that being a plus for LEO. I also was glad I didn't get one because a thigh holster on a fat boy is the opposite of intimidating. The quality of it certainly felt TOP NOTCH.

Do you know which model holster he chose by chance?

 

[PunchySunshine]

Do you know which model holster he chose by chance?

It was this one, but you've got to pick your specific flashlight model to get a proper fit.

6005 SLS Tactical Holster with Quick-Release Leg Strap

This 6005 tactical holster features the Self Locking System (SLS) rotating hood. With no snap, the SLS allows for a smoother single-motion draw and greater protection against attempted weapon takeaways. The hood can only be released by being simultaneously pushed down and rotated forward and...

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