BlackHawk Omnivore It Eats Everything

Published on October 4, 2019
Duration: 17:57

The BlackHawk Omnivore holster offers a cost-effective solution for carrying multiple firearms by locking onto the weapon-mounted light. While it provides active retention and fits over 150 handgun models, including those with compensators and optics, its retention mechanism is considered defeatable for duty use. It's recommended for training and range practice rather than professional or high-risk security roles.

Quick Summary

The BlackHawk Omnivore holster locks onto the weapon-mounted light, fitting over 150 semi-auto handgun models. While affordable (~$40) and great for range use, its retention can be defeated, making it unsuitable for duty carry.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Versatile Gear Importance
  2. 00:39BlackHawk Omnivore Concept: Light-Based Retention
  3. 01:58Cost-Effectiveness for Reviews
  4. 02:44Design Features: Thumb Lever & Coating
  5. 04:07Extensive Compatibility List (150+ Guns)
  6. 06:02Retention Weaknesses & Duty Use Concerns
  7. 07:32Price Comparison & Final Verdict

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the BlackHawk Omnivore holster unique?

The BlackHawk Omnivore holster is unique because it locks onto a weapon-mounted light (like the Streamlight TLR-1/2) rather than the firearm's frame. This design allows it to accommodate a vast array of semi-automatic handguns, over 150 models.

Is the BlackHawk Omnivore holster suitable for duty use?

No, the BlackHawk Omnivore is generally not recommended for duty use. While it has active retention, its mechanism can be defeated in a physical struggle, leading many law enforcement agencies to prohibit it for professional carry.

What is the price range for the BlackHawk Omnivore holster?

The BlackHawk Omnivore holster is very affordable, typically costing around $40. This makes it a fraction of the price of many duty-grade holsters, offering excellent value for training and range use.

What types of firearms are compatible with the BlackHawk Omnivore?

The Omnivore is compatible with over 150 semi-auto handgun models that have accessory rails. This includes popular platforms like Glocks, 1911s, M&Ps, CZs, and even Polymer 80 builds, often accommodating optics and compensators.

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