20 Best Accessories For S&W M&P 15 Sport Ii (2023 Updated)

These sweet darlins are cheap, but not trashy, and with one on each side, youll be the talk of the town. Sure they are just plastic, and dont do much else than just look amazing. But they are car parts, So.

thats all you need em to do! Easy to install, inexpensive and kinda a necessary part of mustangs visual identity imo. Especially if you purchased The rear window louvres, again for me anyways. I can respect not wanting to “dress up” the car with non functional flare, but the 2010 to 2014 body is such a worthy call back, and these cars are the last of “how they used to be built”.

5sp manual solid rear ended v8 powered GT’s with louvres were nodding to their history, its a fitting look for this generation as they become history in turn. Also they just look tough.

Pretty straight forward application. Took my time. Dry fitted each louver before placing adhesive tape. Used windex and then alcohol prepped the window as well. Prepped louver tape side with alcohol before placing tape on the louver.

After placing louver on window, pressed in place starting from one end to the other. Then pressed continously over entire louver edge firmly. Louvers seem to be held firmly in place with no movement.

The fit cut is almost perfect. They look factory installed. They really look great on my 2021 Fastback.

They may be one of the cheapest options but I honestly can’t find a real issue with them. The only thing I dont like is directly my fault anyway, I dont like how my 3M tape sticks out a little bit but I could have just done a better job and that wouldn’t be an issue.

I’ve had no issues with them coming off or even loose. They stay on perfect at speeds of 130, and even hard rain with wind doesn’t budge them. That alone makes them worth the price in my opinion, but thwy also look like real carbon fiber exactly.

And not just from a distance either, only way you can tell without touching it is the inside or very edges of it. It doesn’t bother me that they aren’t real and I didnt buy them for that reason but its a nice perk.

Gotten plenty of looks and compliments on them at meets, took me all of 2 minutes to install as well.

I have owned many holsters IWB & OWB over the past 25yrs. This holster has good retention keeping your weapon in the holster where it belongs. There is another key point I need to touch base on here.

The retention is strong enough to keep your weapon from accidentally coming out although you will have no issues drawing your weapon in any situation. There’s no tugging, struggling or super human strength needed to get down to business.

God forbid the time comes to protect yourself or others in a situation that has gone bad and has you in fear of your life and or someone else’s life. I can testify that with a little practice you will be able to draw from the holster possibly quicker than any other holster you have ever used, owned , etc.

GREAT PRODUCT AND THE HOLSTER CLAW KIT IS HANDS DOWN THE WAY TO GO FOR WEAPON CONCEALMENT AND PERSONAL COMFORT!! BTW I am a bigger guy and love it!!! I highly recommend both of these products to everyone who is looking for durability , safety, comfort and their new go to holster for any occasion! Thank you for such an amazing product! I will be ordering more in the near future.

Tks Again!!!👍🏻💪🏻💯%.

The holster provides a range of angles and a very strong retention hold despite being very minimal. After a little adjustment I am now able to carry my firearm in the appendix position all day with little discomfort, even while bending over to tie shoes etc.

I opted to add the Claw feature and highly recommend it to everyone. Combined with the adjustable angle, the Claw allowed me to find the optimal fit so that there is zero printing except in the most extreme positions.

The single belt hook is very sturdy but allows for quick removal of the holster when required. I am very pleased with this purchase overall.

My EDC is a SW Shield Plus 9mm. I normally carried it in a Black Point Tactical IWB holster. As a prospective dealer for Rounded, I ordered their IWB holster for comparison. I found the Rounded as comfortable as the BPT I was using and have carried with the Rounded holster since.

Good feel, easy draw, and very good concealment and comfort with the holster. I sold several of Rounded’s holsters at the last gun show for various gun models. It’s a very good holster for the price point!.

I bought a CYA holster for my m&p. i wore the holster maybe 20 times. the screws started falling out of it. screws bouncing along the ground, washers bouncing other directions. it fell apart with nothing but light use.

if i was in a gun battle and my handgun was not secure, i’m not feeling safe. spend your money on something else that will not fall apart. throwing away the other one i bought for my glock. scary, scary stuff.

I was going to write a really good review. Item specific. But this site wont allow something I was wanting to put out. The product worked great for the described item and model it fits. I highly recommend this product for the specific model.

I cant talk about the others since I do not use the other models. Seriously I love this holster. Thank you.

Exactly what I was expecting! Top quality! I bought it as a gift for my son. He was happy with the quality of this product.

I’m giving this signature holster a 3 star review for a few reasons which involve bad design flaws which led to a failure. I would have given it a 2 star but the good customer service at Bladetech inclines me to give it an additional star.

My holster which I purchased in 2019 was only used a hand full of times per year for approximately 3 years at shooting competitions uspsa style. It had carful light use, nothing that would have warranted for it to rip open and completely break apart like a clam at the seam.

I will try to provide photos if this system allows me. The design is a one piece cast with 2, 1 millimeter or less thick spots where they bend it to make the holster. that tiny piece which is holding the entire holster together is not sufficient to withstand even light use let alone real life dangerous situations.

I contacted Bladetech about it, they covered it under warranty however I had to show proof of original purchase, photos, explanations on my use and a few other details. they charged me for shipping and quickly sent out a new signature holster.

I wish they would have given me an option to pay the difference and upgrade to the original holster which I believe is better quality (not sure how the construction is where the 1 millimeter bends are however).

for the most part the signature holster does its job well, it retains the pistol, and you can adjust the retention tightness. I like the adjustability of the whole system and all the attachments that come with it.

because of the good customer service I’m giving this signature holster a 3, but Blatetech needs to find a better construction solution for the thin wall where they bend it, because it is prone to ripping open and I’m sure my new signature holster will fail at that spot as well.

I bought this holster to use with the Smith & Wesson M&P 2. 0 flat face trigger, optics ready pistol in 9mm. I have attached pictures showing that the curved trigger M&Ps have a slide stop/release which is nearly flush with the sides of the pistol.

In the case of the flat-faced optics ready pistols they have extended the surface area by changing the geometry of the slide stop / release to no longer be flush with the pistol. This may create mechanical advantage for manipulation of the pistol though it leads to the problem shown in the last two photos where the slide stop/release gouges into the holster and in turn the holster scrapes finish off the metal.

To resolve this the design needs a mini tunnel for the slide release. The Holosun 507c X2 also scrapes against the 2 sweatshield wings a small amount. This could be alleviated with widening the gap by 1-2mm.

This would prevent rubbing against the rubber gasket for the battery compartment since the edge of the wing is right at the same level. The trigger is completely enclosed and has great retention. I am not worried about the pistol coming out unless I draw it.

The concealability is top of the line and rides very close to the body when paired with an appropriately rigid gun belt. It would be great if they made this in a dedicated 4-in version that was nicely finished off rather than having to buy a 4.

24 inch version then cut it down ourselves so that we don’t have unnecessary muzzle length.

So first things first I love the total eclipse 2. 0. Truly. easily my favorite holster ive ever had Its comfortable. when used IWB at the 5 o clock position the weapon is invisible even in relatively form fitting shirts.

the mod lok is inspired. I run the belt clips exclusively but the ability to flip the clips around and switch from OWB to IWB in seconds is brilliant. The only real gripe I have after about a month of use is that the mod lok system is creaky.

When I move you can hear audible creaking noises from the belt clips flexing in the mod lok groves, but at the end of the day this doesn’t impede the holster at all and it doesn’t really bother me but ill still probably try to figure out how to make it not do that.

There is a real issue with the Sig 228/229 version of the total eclipse though. The RMR cut on the Sig 228/229 model isn’t deep enough to actually accept a sight bearing Sig 229. I own a Sig M11-A1 (basically the government model of the P229) and I also own a P229 Legion RXP which has a Romeo1Pro on it from factory.

Unfortunately even though the holster has an RMR cut, it still forces the slide out of battery when the legion is holstered because the cut isn’t deep enough down the holster to not hit the sight. Now this isn’t really the end of the world since it is back in battery once drawn but it is a bit annoying that the weapon doesn’t have positive retention since its fighting the slide spring when holstered.

My M11, however, fits perfectly and doesn’t have these issues and since the M11 is what I’m carry on a daily basis that’s what I really cared about when buying this but its worth mentioning for anyone who does carry with a sight.

My wife bought me a Kimbar Micro 9 for my birthday so I could conceal carry. Being a big guy (355lbs) I was skeptical about anything feeling right or being able to be hidden. My first purchase was a high quality leather pocket holster and while it did the job you could still see the outline of the gun in a pair of kakhis.

I began to do some research and found a FB video of the Alien Gear and loved the versatility of the set. Since I was looking for an IWB (In Waste Band) configuration it seemed like a perfect fit. My first impression was the build quality was nice and durable.

The holster features an adjustable friction hold at the trigger gaurd that engages well and holds the gun tight in the holster. In an open carry configuration it also has a thumb lock that has to be depressed to remove the gun which is a super nice feature.

In an IWB configuration it is exceptionally comfortable to wear all day. Whether I am sitting, standing, bending, working or driving the gun feels great and is hardly noticable. The only draw back is the weight of a belt carry does tend to pull down on the pants which can be annoying but im sure that can be attributed to being a bigger man.

I mostly wear form fitting polos tucked into my pants and the only evidence that I am carrying is the area around the belt clips that I can not tuck. Overall I highly recommend this holster and would encourage anyone looking at it to make the jump.

Be safe out there.

Excellent for different carry configurations. Sturdy and comfortable for everyday carry. I carried a sidearm for a majority of my 30+ military career as both a primary and a secondary weapon, and have tried and experienced many different holsters, both for combat and garrison.

Alien holsters are for the discerning. Well put together in every way. If you need to duty-carry the L2 thumb-lock is nicely designed. With the way things are going in this country, I would not dismiss this as a possible configuration when out and about while conceal carrying.

The bad guy is getting bolder and the innocent man is a new target! They are eyeing you up to see if you are carrying, and will try to take it from you. Currently, I prefer OTW high carry with L1. Many of my buds prefer appendix carry and are happy with the Alien configuration for it.

This holster’s configuration for both are – surprisingly – extremely comfortable (but don’t forget there is no perfectly comfortable while carrying), I was so pleased with it, I bought another complete kit for a larger pistol.

My overall rating for this piece of equipment is as follows: Well done, Alien!.

Great system. The setup is a little confusing at first but once you have it down, it is easy to set-up and swap between the various options. The added hard surface holster mount is a nice bonus. You can order an extra shell for a different pistol to make it even more versatile.

Holsters are comfortable to wear and I am very pleased with it.

Sturdy, a little bulky compared to slimmer type kydex but has a great snapping safe fit unlike thinner holsters. Overall very well made and easy to draw with the strong clip. Retention can be adjusted to your needs.

Great value.

This is my 2nd Comp-Tac (the first was for a Springfield XDm). For a sturdy OWB, I think these are very good. They hold the firearm securely while allowing for a smooth draw. I haven’t tried all of the modular hardware, but it appears it should give you any option you’d want concerning positioning and cant.

I shoot with the factory open sights, but based on the openness of the design, it looks as if most optics you might want to use should clear without issue.

Simple, lightweight, flexible, quality, adjustable retention. Good for competition as well as for OWB carry and training classes. One of the best on the market.

Fits my Sig Sauer 320x Carry perfectly. But came with no instructions for the various components. Checked the Comp-Tac website for pdf manual. Found manual but was unable to download it

Durability is excellent. I bought this holster as a gift for my cousin. It is the same holster I use for my EDC which is the same that he carries. His soft holster failed him when the clip “sprung” and didn’t secure the holster to his belt.

I bought him the Concealment Express holster and he’s very happy with it. I’ve been carrying my EDC in this same holster for 5+ years without a problem. The holster provides great conceivability and security.

I swear if I were young enough to do flips and somersaults this holster would retain the gun safely. I have purchased this same holster to fit other guns in my collection and have not been let down by the quality and fit.

Thank you.

First holster I received, the extrusion for the magazine release was not formed correctly. It would put pressure on the button and cause the magazine to release and pop out quite easily. I contacted Rounded about this issue and they had a new holster moving my way with a prepaid shipping return label no questions asked.

New holster came and fits like a glove! I will recommend this company to anyone who is looking for good kydex at a good price. Thanks again!.

Awesome Mat. Great for the range to protect firearm and great for using while cleaning your firearm A+ product

Protects surface and the firearm from scratches and such. Lightweight, durable and doesn’t seem to skid. The diagram is also helpful when breaking down pistol. Price is great.

Good little mat with great grip on the bottom so it won’t slide around. Really soft on top and great to use when cleaning your gun. Plus it’s got all the parts labeled on the mat if you need them.

I received my order in record amount of time, that’s fantastic. I have 2 other Tulster holsters, both are Profiles, love them. They’re comfortable. I can slide them into my waistband in my truck. I can move them around when they get uncomfortable, and they look really good.

I purchased 2 Oaths for my HK and my Ruger. Liked the look of these holsters but I can’t get them to work. They’re uncomfortable, the guns either to low in my jeans, to where it’s awful when I’m sitting down, ( the barrel jabs into my legs) in the wrong place, so that with that metal clip I can’t, one: easily slide it into my waistband, two, slide it around to adjust it, three, the wing catches when you try to slide it into your waist so you have to undo your jeans to affix it anywhere, (neither of these guns have enough of a grip that they stick out really negating the reason to even have the wing in the first place), then you need to know exactly where you want that holster to be because between the clip and the wing- it’s not moving.

The clip makes it hard to remove the holster because like my German Shepherds, once it has a grip on something it’s not letting go, and prying it open sometimes is kinda difficult. And finally, for some reason my shirt wants to slide down in-between the gun and holster when you reholster, I know, you have to make sure that doesn’t happen, I Know.

But I’ve been carrying quite awhile now and I don’t have that problem with the Profiles. I don’t know if it’s the cut for the red dots or what but I was spooked the first time that happened. So I’m extra aware, as you should always be, where everything is when I’m wearing these.

Tulster has always treated me well, fast ship, periodic discounts, they came packaged in a bag which I liked because I get enough cardboard since COVID nowadays, they are a great company, so I don’t like sending a unhappy story.

I have taken the wings off, I made a couple of small bushings to replace the wing, I used the 2 shims on both holsters to set my retention which I really like. I like how small they are and I really like the black multicam.

I’m not done with them and I’ll continue to work with them, it just hasn’t been love at first sight for me. ( Been doing this long enough that I know what holster works for one might not work for everyone, we’re all built different) thanks for your time.

This is my second Tulster OATH IWB holster. The first was for my Springfield Amory Hellcat, and this new one is for my Shadow Systems CR920 WARPOET PISTOL. The holster’s fit and finish is superb, while the spring-steel belt clip secures the weapon well to your carry belt; however, I will say that it would be nice if there were two opposing clips (on either side) for a more secure attachment.

This second point of attachment would facilitate a more accurate / repeatable draw stroke. The negative of having one clip. the weapon’s cant changes with body movements. A much wider clip (at the top), along the belt’s top edge could possibly solve this issue if continuing with the solo-clip design.

The kydex is molded precisely for your specific weapon which helps with retention; however, it would be advantageous having an adjustable retention system that would allow for an even stronger hold in the event of a fall or (God forbid), a struggle for the weapon during an altercation.

I give the OATH IWB 4. 5 STARS! P. S. I find this particular holster to be VERY concealable (more than most) under just a t-shirt! I highly recommend the Tulster OATH IWB holster for your EDC setup. Regards, Mr.

E. Ortiz U. S. Army Veteran.

This is the one! This holster is perfection. I got an Oath for my p365x, in carbon fiber. I also got additional clips. For most of my belts, the stock clip provides a rock solid attachment and perfect concealment.

The gun is already an excellent size, but a minimalistic holster, plus a claw to push in the handle, takes it to a new level. With this holster, I easily conceal carry in gym shorts, jeans, dress pants, and everything in between.

It’s almost like an optical illusion how perfectly is conceals! Materials are top notch, the holster feels rock solid and has an excellent draw. It feels like a well tuned and perfected machine. I feel like my gun is secure, but easily accessible when I want it.

This holster boosts my confidence! This is the one for me. I don’t see myself ever finding something that tops this for iwb concealment on my sig. I show this thing off to all my gun friends, and they all have already ordered their own! Tulster has won me over, and I will continue to purchase amazing products from this great American company!.

Honestly I did not expect this holster to be as good as it is. I have checked out the ones they have a gun shops and they’re nice and all, but VERY expensive. This product was just as good but for a lot cheaper.

And the belt clip is very solid. It hold onto your belt/pants really good. And I love the way that it fits my pistol. I got another one from a different company and it did not secure my pistol at all.

It would literally come out from just walking. And this one is comfortable and sleek. When I have it on me you can’t tell. So far nobody has noticed it when I carry it and it’s been a solid month of daily use.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!.

Have purchased these in past, one for me and one for my wife and we both were very satisfied. I decided to 2 for my daughter’s and with them being plus size young ladies, they are very satisfied as well with the design and how very comfortable their IWB holsters are.

We carry Sig and 3 different types of M/P shields and the holsters function very well on all of these. Would definitely recommend to a friend.

Purchased one for my Glock 19 for ccw carry. Received it and first thing I noticed was the round part under tension screw jingles like a bell almost. You can’t screw the tension screw in to make it snug to stop the jingling without making it so tight you can’t even get the pistol in the holster.

I left it back out but noticed from a couple draws it was also leaving marks on my slide of the pistol. They also only put suede lining on one side. Kinda defeats the purpose to use it on one side only.

Had to return it. Just to many issues for the cost and not functional for concealed carry when the thing jingles as you walk. Going to keep searching.

I purchased this holster when Midway had it on sale. For the sale price, it was an unbeatable deal – so much so that I bought another one just so that I could have one with the paddle and one with the belt loops and not have to change them.

Still paid less for both than many other concealment holsters. Both holsters have good retention although one “snaps in” more than the other. Since retention is adjustable (and a wrench is provided as usual with Safariland holsters) that’s not a huge deal.

My only beef with these holsters is the Safariland paddle. It’s a pain to get on and a bigger pain to take off. The paddle grips far too well and the hook mounted to the holster catches on clothing, making it a real struggle to remove.

Still, this is a decent holster and well worth the sale price.

Great replacement for another paddle holster I had also by Safariland. The material used and secure locking feature of molding makes one confident the gun will stay in holster. I tested the retention with unloaded gun by holding it upside down after adjusting the tension screw and it didn’t fall out.

There is a technique to putting it on and taking it off easily. Go to Safariland website for a video demo. This model doesn’t use one of Safariland’s patented retention devices since it is an open top holster.

I always carry concealed so an open top holster was OK for me. If you open carry check out other models by Safariland/Midway which have patented release.

This didn’t work out for me and my P365 with a Wilson Combat grip module. It’s the first holster I’ve encountered that doesn’t fit the WC module well. This holster came cut below the beavertail. The thumb tab location proved to be rather laborious for me as well.

Between the cut and the thumb tab my strong hand grip was landing low. The only other pocket holster I have with a thumb tab is cut a little too far forward, but with adjustable retention, it pops the holster off when I swipe it with my thumb.

WIthout modification, the Pocket locker requires me to adjust my grip three times on the draw stroke. While it provides considerable retention and I know the trigger guard is covered, the way the Kydex so perfectly molds to the slide seemed to make me print quite a bit.

The P365 however is a large gun for the pocket. Unloaded I put it in my pocket and by itself, I could barely make out that it was a gun in my pocket. This led to looking for minimalist options. Not quite BORAII minimalist, but I’m finding much more success with a holster that is smaller than my handgun that seems to break up the print better.

I think it could be a nice holster with some modification, but I don’t want to ruin it, and I’m not particularly willing to pay shipping a 3rd time and I’ll just consider the shipping charges my fee for trying it out.

Sorry Vedder. I settled on a minimalist leather holster.

Great quality holster, I was however disappointed to receive the holster and find that the thumb tab was not curved outward, but sticking straight up above the rear of the slide. This is not the way the thumb tabs are depicted on web site.

I called Vedder to question this and a nice lady informed me that others had complained about the curved versions giving some discomfort in the crease of the pelvis and leg when pocketed. The tab still serves its intended purpose, but Veddar should note this on their website and not make an assumption all customers will be good with this change.

I now have three choices; live with it as it come, drimmel away the thumb tab, or heat the Kydex myself and fold over as depicted in website pictures. I was also dismayed that delivery took almost three weeks.

At the time of purchase, I was not made aware of the backlog. I paid for 3-5 day ground shipping, so after about a week and after seeing my order showing as fulfillment pending, I called only to be told they run three weeks out due to backlog.

Vedder makes a great holster but could do better with upfront communication. I will possibly purchase again due to quality, but if I find a comparable quality holster with quicker shipping and better overall communications I would possibly consider something else.

I’ve finally found a Kydex holster that actually fits the Glock 42: the Vedder ProDraw Paddle holster. My handgun fit perfectly in the holster right out of the Vedder cloth bag (in which it ships). A half turn on the retention screw was all that I needed to get the desired ‘snap’ and fit when drawing and holstering my Glock.

The craftsmanship and quality of the ProDraw was immediately evident: smooth edges around the entire holster, snug fit without any gaps, excellent sight channel for easy holstering (for any variety of sights), excellent size for concealed carry, innovative paddle that fits over a belt or the pants, and high quality material construction.

In short, the Vedder ProDraw holster is the perfect Kydex holster for those having difficulty finding a holster claiming to fit a Glock 42. Incidentally, I recently purchased two paddle Kydex holsters from two other well known vendors for my Glock 42.

Both of the paddle holsters left gaps around the handgun and required some adjustment for a somewhat reasonable fit, although far from satisfactory. My impression was that these holster were made for the Glock 43, but advertised for the Glock 42.

Neither of the other holsters came close to the craftsmanship of quality of the Vedder ProDraw. I considered a leather holster, but most leather holsters have belt loops for 1-3/4 inch belts: Three problems – 1) most belts today are 1-3/8s inches, unless a belt is special ordered and a ‘gun’ belt; 2) most leather holsters move when a handgun is drawn, unless sinched very tight around the waist; and, 3) most pants for men only accommodate ‘up to’ a 1.

5 inch belt. The paddle on the ProDraw has a rubberized surface that adheres to pants, whether used in belt or pants mode. This unique paddle produces a snug fit that keeps the holster in place for drawing or holstering.

I highly recommend the ProDraw for anyone looking for a holster for the Glock 42, as well as other models of handguns. Now I know why the motto at Vedder is “America’s most comfortable holsters”.

I’ve ordered this holster with the impression that I could use it as a IWB like in the pictures, but I found out that I cannot. I’d have to buy accessories to convert it into a IWB. That information is not on the website and the pictures are misleading.

The holster is good, apparently.

I bought this and was skeptical thinking it would be uncomfortable. But I was wrong, as soon as opened this package I tried it on and completely was shocked at how comfortable and concealable it was.

Especially since the 5″ ain’t no small gun. Can’t beat the price either! I will be buying more in the future.

Very affordable holster option, and fits the gun very well. Adjustable retention is a good feature, and a comfortable carry choice.

I love shopping with Academy. Fast delivery service. I also love my Bravo Concealment.