Reddit reviews UTG Elite Tactical Leg Holster,Black (Right Handed)

I have these for my 93r's. They fit well and aren't bulky. Note that you need to get the one for the leg you plan to use it for.

When I was out of work and gas was cheaper, I used to take long drives to get my mind off of things. I took a drive up into the mountains, about 20 miles away from the main road. It was the middle of Summer, which means despite it being a forest, it was 90 plus degrees out. I was driving this cute little sports car, 2 door up this paved mountain road. I get to an outlook point, get out of my car to snap a picture. I locked myself out of the car while it was running and my phone was inside it.

Why on earth did I do that?

I didn't want to leave a car that was running to go get help...so I flagged down a car. The person told me there was a small time gas station about a mile away. The nice guy went and told them what was going on. A tow truck shows up. I'm expecting this hefty fee to have my locks popped. Nope. The guys pulls out a slim jim (that a car unlocking device) fresh from the wrapping, pops my lock. He charges me $15 for it and shows me how to hide it framework of my car in case I ever needed it.

And you know what? I used that thing at work dozens of times for other employees that did the very same thing.

This tactical holster is for my Natasha Romanoff avenger costume I've got the costume coming from China and this will complete it!

The DeadPool belt buckle was hand made with:

1 CD (for Tracing the circles in the foam board)

Foam Board (3 Layers)Exacto Knife

Sandpaper

Modgpodge Sealer + Paintbrush

Black spray paint

Cardboard

Acrylic paints

--Use the CD as a trace for the Foam Board. cut out three circle layers, and also cut
out the symbol if you want to keep a 3-D look.

--Use any kind of glue to put together the pieces, and then apply sandpaper to the edges of the buckle to round them out. Also use sandpaper on small areas for fine touches.

--Begin applying the Modgepodge Sealer with the paint brush.

--After drying spray paint the whole buckle. If you didn't add any sealer the buckle will become soggy and deform.

--After drying the paint, apply your acrylic colours and you're done.

--Add more sealer for extra protection if you'd like.

--I also glued the C-D I used for tracing to the back for added support the prevent it from bending at the edges, and added velcro to it and the belt. It is very sturdy.

---- Here are the links to everything I purchased for my costume.

-The Suit - I made sure to use the custom sizing because I'm 6'6, so I think it's worth the couple minutes to size yourself.

-The Swords - I live in Canada, and these are the best swords I could find that work well for the cosplay, and have a good shipping price.

-The Belt and Holster

-The Gun - I already had a cheap airsoft pistol I picked up at a surplus store. I spray painted it and painted the DeadPool logo on it's side just because.

Pug butts. Link

For pants you are going to need navy cargo pants which can be picked up from amazon or your local army surplus store. Your best bet for the shirt would be under armor or similar compression shirt. Unless you're willing to settle for black, the shoulder holster is going to be tricky. This is what I could find on amazon Brown Black. Leg holster Gloves.
A rock climbing harness can be expensive and now look like you want it to, I would suggest leaving it out (you will be more comfortable walking around, trust me) or getting some nylon webbing and making your own. Good luck with your gender bent Leon!

I use this, and it comes in left or right leg

Yiu could also get this, which is made for it Link