Blackhawk T-Series L2D Glock Holster - Fast Level 2 Retention

Overview

The Blackhawk T-Series™ L2D holster is designed for professionals and demanding shooters seeking an outside-the-waistband (OWB) carry that combines fast draw speed with maximum security. Its injection-molded polymer shell protects the weapon and sight line from external elements, while its thumb-activated Level 2 retention mechanism ensures reliable hold in all circumstances. Compatible with Glock 17, 19, 22, 34 and 35 (excluding Gen 5 .40), this holster is available in right-handed and left-handed versions.

Technical Specifications

• Outer shell: injection-molded polymer, ultra-durable and lightweight, for lasting weapon protection without unnecessary bulk
• Inner lining: hydrophobic, low-friction, sound-dampening material for smooth and silent drawing and holstering
• Retention: Level 2 system combining adjustable passive retention with a thumb-activated lever, naturally positioned under the thumb for instinctive release
• Full-length closed design: protects the slide and sights from dust, moisture and impacts
• Belt attachment: belt loop compatible with belts up to 2 inches (5 cm) wide
• Compatibility: Glock 17, 19, 22, 34, 35 (not compatible with Gen 5 .40)
• Orientation: available in right-handed or left-handed version, black color

Benefits

• Natural and efficient draw even under high pressure, thanks to a motion that leverages the weapon's primary grip
• Enhanced security: Level 2 retention limits disarmament attempts while remaining accessible to the trained user
• Reliable operation in all weather conditions thanks to the combination of reinforced polymer and hydrophobic lining
• Discreet and silent hold, with no creaking during carry or draw
• Sturdy belt attachment for stable all-day carry
• Optimal protection of the weapon against scratches, dust and moisture

Use and Maintenance

The thumb release mechanism differs from a classic safety catch: the thumb must press down vertically on the lever rather than in an arched motion. A familiarization period is recommended before any operational use, ideally during dry-fire training sessions. Regularly clean the shell with a soft cloth and soapy water, and avoid prolonged contact with aggressive solvents to preserve the polymer's properties.