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IWB Holster for G17/19 Glock w/ Optic Cut

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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 45% infill
0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 45% infill
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3 plates
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This is an IWB Holster with options for the Glock 17 or 19, and any other handguns that would work in these holsters like the Ruger RXM or PSA Dagger.  I've been building holsters for 15 years, and transitioned to 3D Printing them in the last year and have been carrying in a 3d printed design of mine for that time.  As long as they're printed in PETG, these holsters have no issues and weather heat well.  

The holster is designed to use #8-32 hardware.  You'll need 3 button head hex screws and 3 nylock nuts.  When assembling your holster, imagine the belt line running across the front of the holster and the angle you want it to have.  If you're appendix carrying, that line should be level, and your belt clips should be level to reflect that.  If carrying in the 4 or 5 o'clock position, you'll likely want to angle the holster, and the wing and it's belt clip should be higher than the other clip to tip the holster towards the front of your body.

 

  To assemble the wing to the holster, align the hinges and insert a piece of PETG filament from top to bottom, the length of the holster and cut it flush.  To install the hardware, start by pressing a nylock nut into the recess on the front of the holster under the trigger area.  Insert your handgun and slot a screw from the back of the holster into that nut at the front.   Use a 3/32 hex wrench to tension to your desired tightness.  Install the belt clips onto the holster and the wing the same way.  Press the nylock nut into the belt clip, screw a button head from the back into the nut to hold the clip in place.  I personally like to add a few spacers of some sort, like a ¼" nut to space the clips out from the holster and assist with making it tuckable.  

 

  To assist with assembly, I've provided the following video with the step by step instructions.  


  Feel free to offer feedback, requests, comments, critique.  I would like to add light versions in the future, but I don't own a wide array of lights so it's tough to test.  Thanks for your downloads and boosts, it's what keeps these kinds of things coming.

UPDATE 10/6/25: Found where the trigger guard wasn't cut correctly, not allowing some models to fully inset.  This is fixed.

UPDATE 10/8/25: Left handed models added in new print profile.

UPDATE 10/21/25: IWB G19/17 with Streamlight TLR-7 or Surefire XC3 now available!  Available here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1911454-glock-17-19-ruger-rxm-w-tlr-7-light-iwb-holster#profileId-2049774

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want to print this exact holster but to work with an x300
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I'll be doing one in the near future for the TLR-1 but I don't currently have access to an X300
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Replying to @AuxArc :
sweet! is the TLR 1 version done yet? man you are awesome
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Replying to @user_3080808771 :
Yup it's done and published.
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really a nice model, it printed well. Maybe I missed the instructions but I'm not sure what size bolt to use for the optional front wing. either way, it worked just fine with the single clip. retention is good as well. Printed in ABS. Very impressed, guess I'm done buying holsters.
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Use filament for the hinge. The bolts are all #8-32.
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Replying to @AuxArc :
that's what I kinda figured, thanks
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printed awesomely and feels sturdy. if I could make one suggestion. would it be possible to make the areas with the belt clips bolt into a little farther apart? the way I have it setup my fingers kinda hit the belt clip. other than that it’s A++++
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I use spacers there to push the clips out farther from the body. I'm honestly just using some 1/4" nuts that the #8-32 screw passes straight through.
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for example.
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I printed some 1/4” spacers and used that. feels a bit better. any chance of getting g43/43x holsters? this one is so comfortable.
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can confirm It works well for a g45, printed beautifully with petg-cf
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Pretty good for a printed holster came out good enough in petg
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Great work on the holsters! I printed two one for each of my brothers. also instead of using filament for the hinge I bought 1.8x100mm rods, worked PERFECTLY, thanks!
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Awesome
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It looks great! AND actually fits. I had some hardware laying around, retention fit and adjusted nicely. Will return with field testing results. Any chance for a Walther PDP version? Extra Thanks if you can add a tlr7. Keep up the good work!
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Good news, bad news. Good news is that I have already released a version with the TLR7. Bad news is I don't currently have access to a PDP to use for testing.
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Replying to @AuxArc :
Maybe I can assist. Do you need a scan or to do retention testing?
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Could you make one with a tlr7 light attached?
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I want to. It's in the pipeline.
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