Glow In The Dark Holster?

Published on November 21, 2025
Duration: 2:47

Roger Barrera, founder of QVO Tactical, introduces a unique glow-in-the-dark interior feature for their Secondary OWB holsters. While acknowledging it's primarily for aesthetics and a 'cool factor' during night shoots or competitions, he details the material adhesion challenges and potential cost increase. The demonstration shows how a flashlight charges the phosphorescent material for a bright green glow. The holster is shown with a Kimber 2K11 pistol, Surefire X300 light, Holosun 507 Competition optic, and Safariland QLS mounting system.

Quick Summary

QVO Tactical is exploring a glow-in-the-dark interior for their holsters, primarily for aesthetic appeal and a 'cool factor' during night shooting or competitions. The phosphorescent material is charged with a flashlight, emitting a bright green glow. While not tactically functional, this feature involves production challenges and may add $8-$10 to the cost. The holster is shown compatible with Safariland QLS and fitted for a Kimber 2K11 with accessories.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Glow Material
  2. 00:15Holster and Firearm Setup
  3. 00:34Holster Features
  4. 00:52Aesthetic vs. Function
  5. 01:17Production and Pricing
  6. 01:41Glow Demonstration

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of the glow-in-the-dark feature on QVO Tactical holsters?

The glow-in-the-dark interior on QVO Tactical holsters is primarily for aesthetic appeal, offering a 'cool factor' for night shoots or competitions rather than a practical tactical advantage.

How is the glow-in-the-dark material activated on the QVO Tactical holster?

The phosphorescent material inside the QVO Tactical holster is activated by exposing it to a light source, such as a flashlight. This charges the material, causing it to emit a bright green glow in dark environments.

What are the production challenges and potential costs associated with the glow-in-the-dark holster feature?

Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical notes that achieving proper adhesion and preparation for the glow material is difficult. This process is estimated to add approximately $8 to $10 to the final cost of the holster.

What firearm and accessories are shown with the QVO Tactical holster?

The QVO Tactical holster is demonstrated with a Kimber 2K11 pistol featuring an MJD grip, a Surefire X300 light, and a Holosun 507 Competition optic. The holster itself is Safariland QLS compatible.

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