DARA
LEVEL 2 DUTY HOLSTER FOR GLOCK 17 + X300U-B
Description
Level 2 Duty Holster for Glock 17 + SureFire X300U-B
The Dara Level 2 Duty Holster for Glock 17 with SureFire X300U-B is manufactured for professional users carrying the Glock 17 with the specified full-size weapon-mounted light.
Designed for law enforcement and armed security, the holster combines an active rotating retention hood with adjustable passive retention.
Level 2 Retention System
The active hood provides an additional retention mechanism that must be released before the firearm can be drawn. Adjustable passive retention allows the user to fine-tune the holster's fit and draw resistance.
The holster body is constructed from rigid .125-inch thermoplastic for durability during professional use.
Features
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Custom fit for Glock 17 with SureFire X300U-B
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Active rotating retention hood
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Adjustable passive retention
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.125-inch thermoplastic construction
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Optics-ready for supported red-dot configurations
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Compatible with supported Dara duty attachments
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Manufactured in North Carolina
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Lifetime warranty
Compatibility
Firearm: Glock 17
Weapon light: SureFire X300U-B
Retention: Level 2
Application: Professional duty carry
This holster is intended for the X300U-B configuration. Compatibility with other SureFire X300 variants should not be assumed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this Level 2 holster fit the Glock 17 with X300U-B?
Yes. It is manufactured for the supported firearm and light combination.
Can I use a red-dot optic?
The holster supports compatible slide-mounted optics. Confirm the appropriate hood configuration for your optic.
Does it have an active retention hood?
Yes. The rotating hood is an active retention mechanism that works alongside adjustable passive retention.
Trademark Notice: Dara Holsters & Gear, Inc. is an independent aftermarket holster manufacturer. Glock is a trademark of GLOCK, Inc. and/or its affiliates. Dara products are not manufactured, sponsored, endorsed, or approved by GLOCK, Inc. or its affiliates. Glock model names are used solely to identify firearm compatibility.