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T-Series Level 2 Compact Light-Bearing Holster. T-Series L2C Light-Bearing Holster is our premier duty-rated and thumb-activated holster with an open top for quicker draws and compatibility with reflex sights, and it also works with the TLR-7™ or TLR-8™ gun lights. $69.95.
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T-Series L2C is our premier duty-rated and thumb-activated...
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The Limited-Run Ranger Green T-Series L2C Overt is our...
- T-Series L2C Overt + Streamlight TLR-7A Flex Bundle - Blackhawk
No Interest if paid in full in 6 months on purchases of...
- T-Series Level 2 Compact Overt Gun Belt Holster Kit - Blackhawk
$39.95. Select Option. The T-Series Level 2 Compact (L2C)...
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- How We Tested The Blackhawk T-Series L2C Holster
- What We Like About The Blackhawk T-Series L2C Holster
- What We Don’T Like About The Blackhawk T-Series L2C Holster
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I’ve been a fan of Blackhawk for a while. I unironically love their stuff. I was issued one of their backpacks in 2005 or so and it travelled the world with me as a bug out bag for nearly a decade. I finally broke something on it two or so years ago, when I loaded it down with grad school books and jumped on my motorcycle. I snapped one of the buck...
As with any gear related to firearms, there are strictly defined limits to what you can and can’t do in public. I didn’t practice quick draws in the park or get into any road rage situations on the motorcycle so I could wave a pistol around. I took the T-Series holster to the range and practiced drawing in a private booth, doing it side-by-side wit...
I have a love/hate thing going with the belt mount. The mount itself is secure and I really like the ramps and adjustability for different belt widths. The T-Series has a really nice positive lock just like the old Serpa did, and the toggle itself is well-protected. You’re not going to have an accidental toggle or any problems with retention. As fa...
While I genuinely like the new mounting system, it has two big flaws for me. First, I’m forced to wear a belt to carry this holster. It’s not a dealbreaker or anything, but I like the way the paddle works and how it’s belt-agnostic. Second, due to the built-in thumb toggle protectors, the last bit of cant adjustment isn’t available. With the paddle...
I like the T-Series. It’s a good value for a retention holster, and the important stuff is all there. It’s lightweight, sturdy, easy to grab and go, and it’s secure. It’s a great holster. If you already have a Serpa and you like it, I’m not sure it’s worth the upgrade. It might not be available if you have something even slightly out of the norm, l...
We’re here to be expert operators in everything How-To related. Use us, compliment us, tell us we’ve gone full FUBAR. Comment below and let’s talk! You can also shout at us on Twitter or Instagram. Drew Shapiro served two enlistments in the Air Force riding around on C-17s. Thanks to the GI Bill, he now rides a desk in the Pacific Northwest. When h...
Blackhawk. T-Series Level 2 Compact Overt Gun Belt Holster Kit. Thumb-Activated Retention. Sound-Dampening Lining. Durable Exterior & Low-Friction Interior. Read More. $99.95. Write a review. View more. Compare. Blackhawk.
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