Holster: Fobus Evolution Series Paddle Holster

Description

Fobus Evolution Series Paddle Holster.

Fobus was a pioneer in high-density polymer holsters, and the Evolution series is one of their most popular lineups for civilian concealed carry and range use.

Key Details

• Manufacturer: Fobus (The distinct red-and-black logo is visible on the center rivet in image 6).

• Series: Evolution (E2). You can identify this by the one-piece holster body construction and the adjustable tension screw.

• Mounting: It features a Rubberized Paddle. The red material on the back is a non-slip rubber designed to grip your clothing or skin, keeping the holster from moving around while you walk or draw.

Features

• Passive Retention: Unlike the Blackhawk Serpa you showed earlier, this has no buttons. It uses a retention adjustment screw (located near the trigger guard) that allows you to set how much force is required to pull the gun out.

• Low Profile: The “pancake” style paddle is contoured to fit the shape of the hip, making it easier to hide under a light jacket or untucked shirt compared to bulkier tactical holsters.

• Steel Reinforced Rivets: Fobus uses a trademarked steel rivet system to attach the holster body to the paddle for extra durability.

Specifications & Market Value

• Fit: Based on the mold and the size (approx. 6.5 inches high), this is likely designed for a compact to full-size semi-auto. Fobus marks the specific gun model on the back of the holster body (e.g., “GL-2” for Glock or “SG-0” for Sig).

• Condition: Excellent. The rubberized backing looks intact, and the polymer shell shows virtually no scuffs.

• Market Value:

  • New: These typically retail for $25 – $35.