Orpaz Jericho 941 Holster & Baby Eagle Holster for Steel Frames Only

I have a handful of holsters for my 941F. Most of them have the appropriate cutouts to accommodate the later railed-frame IWI versions. Despite having one of the first-generation surplus IMI models without the rail, I've never had issues with the rail cutout.THis one is a little different though. I want to give it 3.5 stars because 3 isn't charitable enough and 4 is too good.THe quality is excellent. Rigid, durable, solid. But the interior cross-section is meant pretty clearly for the railed frame version and doesn't really lock the pistol from rattling, and as a result the butt bounces up and down while logging or running, which is irritating and noisy.The MOLLE adapter works pretty flawlessly. Again, rigid, sturdy, and good positive retention, just like the thumb release.In addition to the active retention break, you have the option to set passive retention on the trigger guard however you like. This allows you to have as secure or as speedy of a draw as you like. SInce my trigger is one of the *fabulous* Israeli police armorer'd single-action only jobs, I prefer a little more passive retention to prevent myself from developing a case of GLOCK leg in my left arm from the crossdraw arrangement I use. It's probably a little slower, but I find it helps maintain slightly better control of the pistol during the draw stroke.For the money? Hard to do better.I still feel like some epoxy and a couple chunks of strategically placed 1/8" ABS plate would snug up the wobble, it just hasn't been a priority for me yet.If you have a railed model without anything on the rail, you're probably not going to ever need another tactical holster.

It fit perfectly, but I should have inspected the inside before holstering my firearm. There seems to be a quality control issue as the screw well is slightly penetrating the inner holster. It scratched the living hell out of my firearm and I now have to get a recoat even though I've only had this particular firearm for eight months. It fits and works flawlessly, aside from new paint job I have to get.

I used this for a Concealed Carry class for my beloved Jericho 941 FS (1990's model). This holster worked flawlessly.Could not be happier with my purchase.Do I wear this around all day? No.Could I wear this comfortably if I had to? Yes.Does the gun seat securely? Yessir!If you see a review that says "This is junk compared to <high end custom holster>" It's not made to be high end. It is high quality and performs the task required of it.I tell everyone I meet that if they want a good holster (not a ccw holster) to get this. And they've always thanked me.

Bought this for my new Tristar T-120. This is a hard weapon to find a holster for. The pistol fits perfectly, but there is some wiggle to it even at tightest retention. Not enough to worry about. Doesn’t make too much rattling when it moves. The thumb release works good, but is a but of a stretch to activate it. Paddle fits onto my belt good and sticks out at the right place. Good for range work and open carry. Recommend this if you need a good holster for your CZ clone.

This item is nothing special. Is a basic run of mill holster that kind of works. I received mine used. It’s nothing more than the never version up just without the thumb release lever. It came with a couple small pieces of plastic but no instructions on how to use hem or what they were for. All in all it was a disappointing experience and I wouldn’t recommend this product because it isn’t for serious use.

I've been doing PMC work since getting out of the military, so while I'm not a nit-picker, I do expect a level of trust from my gear.Previously I ordered a fobus holster for my Jericho direct from Israel and it doesn't fit as good as this Orpaz does.Locks solid, retains well and disengages easily with a push of the thumb lever.Easy to adjust around the leg and the length from the waist. This has become a great addition to my gear.You'll be glad you got this....really.Semper Fortis

Holster is not what's pictured. It says "Orpaz" not IWI (like in the picture) and the trigger guard area is too tight to fit properly (even when loosened all the way). It seems like tough material, but I guess is just a poor copy of an IWI holster.

First off I would just like to say this is an extremely solid feeling holster for the price! The thumb release is in a good spot. I have smaller hands and I have no problem drawing the weapon. The retention is adjustable and feels real smooth when drawing my weapon. Construction feels really solid and the paddle has 2 sets of notches that grips into my 1.5" belt better then any paddle holster I've owned so far! With that said I'd like to set the record straight for anyone who has asked about what gun this holster is compatible with. I was very skeptical buying the holster because of all the questions and answers that put that this was not compatible with the Jericho 941 FS45 saying the holster was to tight. So I went to Orpaz website to do some research. Turns out the Orpaz Jericho 941 Holster & Baby Eagle Holster for Steel Frames Only Level 2 Holsters are the only ones that fits the FS45. The ones with the thumb release. The regular paddle holster and belt holster do not fit the Jericho 941 FS45.I hope this review helps someone and as always Happy Shooting!Peace & LoveAyO