Fobus Roto HK1RP Holster, Right Hand Paddle for H&K USP, Ruger 9E, SR40, SR9, SR9C, S&W SW9 & SW40 VE, and Walther PPS M2
Key features
- •Fobus Roto Right Hand HOLSTER H&K Compact & USP 9mm, 40 & 45, Full Size 9mm, 40, S&W Sigma Series 9, 40 VE, E, G, FN49, Ruger SR9, Taurus Millenium .40 (Pro models refer to SP11B)
- •Roto-Paddle . Contoured Paddle
- •flexible 2 piece design makes it interchangeable
- •Patented Locking Adjustment System
- •360 degree rotation
- •Faster draw than leather
Fobus Roto HK1RP Holster, Right Hand Paddle for H&K USP, Ruger 9E, SR40, SR9, SR9C, S&W SW9 & SW40 VE, and Walther PPS M2
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.6
out of 5
Based on 10 reviews
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so when I bought a Walther PPS M2 I figured this would great for it
zw•January 3, 2017
I have a a older fobus holster (non-rotating), so when I bought a Walther PPS M2 I figured this would great for it. Unfortunately, it was impossible to secure the holster so that it won't rotate. No matter how hard I screwed it down it wouldn't prevent it from turning. I actually had to use superglue to secure it. I plan on keeping it for use at the range. Very disappointed in the lack of quality.
Screw comes loose as you walk = gun falls out of holster = You're gonna have a bad time
Brian Etheridge•October 19, 2016
Am I the only one who had the screw come complete loose and fall out? The instructions say that you can tighten or loosen the grip on the gun by tightening or loosening the screw for the ROTO feature? No matter how tight or loose you tighten the screw, it starts coming loose when you walk, which allows the holster to spin at the ROTO. Which eventually means the paddle comes loose from the holster and it falls off, including the gun in it. It did fit two of the guns it said it would though - that's something positive at least. Short of Loctite or putting another screw in it like another reviewer said (which both defeat the purpose of the ROTO feature), this thing is a ticking time bomb for dropping your gun on the ground and all of the ramifications of that occurring.
Ok but would not trust my gun in this holster
Steven•July 12, 2016
Sigma does fit but there is no retention my gun kept falling out of the holster and the roto paddle is good concept just it loosens every time i walk :/
Fits my Ruger SR9 perfectly, fits Taurus PT-111 Millennium G2 better than the Fobus SP11-B, ROTO feature is useless
Joel•June 18, 2016
Fits the Ruger SR9 perfectly. Also, even though it's not listed, this holster fits the Taurus Millennium PT-111 G2 much better than the Fobus SP11-B, the holster recommended by Fobus for the Taurus PT-111. (SP11-B holster allows the PT-111 to rock back and forth).
The Taurus PT-111 is a bit tight, but a drop of silicone lube takes care of that.
I only gave three stars because of the totally useless "ROTO" feature. It is impossible to tighten the ROTO set screw enough to hold the holster in a single position. It would be nice to be able to set a different angle, but there is no way to keep the holster set at that angle due to the flimsy plastic teeth on the ROTO feature that allow the gear to strip and allow the holster to rotate when drawing or re-holstering. I could have returned the holster to Amazon for the HK-1 without the ROTO feature, but it was quicker to simply drill a hole through the top edge and install a small nut/bolt to lock the rotating assembly in place. It now works fine, and I use it on the range weekly with good results.
The Taurus PT-111 is a bit tight, but a drop of silicone lube takes care of that.
I only gave three stars because of the totally useless "ROTO" feature. It is impossible to tighten the ROTO set screw enough to hold the holster in a single position. It would be nice to be able to set a different angle, but there is no way to keep the holster set at that angle due to the flimsy plastic teeth on the ROTO feature that allow the gear to strip and allow the holster to rotate when drawing or re-holstering. I could have returned the holster to Amazon for the HK-1 without the ROTO feature, but it was quicker to simply drill a hole through the top edge and install a small nut/bolt to lock the rotating assembly in place. It now works fine, and I use it on the range weekly with good results.
Still a great product
Jamie Locklear•February 6, 2016
purchased but didn't work for my model..
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