At Slim Fit Holsters, we design every holster around real-world setups. For this reason, we now offer custom light-bearing holsters for the GlockStore 26X M1X when paired with supported Olight weapon lights.
Specifically, we support the following models:
- Olight PL Mini 2
- Olight PL Mini 3
- Olight Baldr Mini
- Olight Baldr S
Glock 43X MOS Adapter Requirement
The GlockStore 26X M1X uses a slim-style rail system. Therefore, it requires the Glock 43X MOS adapter to mount Olight lights correctly.
This adapter converts the Olight Picatinny (1913) mounting system to the Glock 43X MOS slimline proprietary rail, allowing proper attachment of the PL Mini and Baldr series lights. Without the adapter installed, these lights will not fit on the GlockStore 26X M1X.
For this reason, the adapter is mandatory for this configuration.
How Our Light-Bearing Holsters Are Designed
Unlike traditional holsters, our light-bearing designs retain based on the weapon light body, not the slide or muzzle. Consequently, slide length does not affect fit or retention.
Instead, the holster indexes directly on the Olight housing. Because of this, as long as you install the correct light and adapter, the holster will lock in securely.
In addition, we form every holster using precision molds and build each unit to order in our Denver, Colorado shop. As a result, you get:
- Consistent retention
- Smooth draw and reholstering
Supported Carry Styles
We offer this configuration across multiple carry platforms. Therefore, you can choose the setup that best fits your use case:
- IWB: Phalanx AIWB, Guard IWB
- OWB: Orbis OWB
- Drop Leg: DDL Drop Leg
Regardless of carry method, we apply the same forming standards and material quality to every holster.
Built for Real-World Carry
Ultimately, Slim Fit Holsters builds equipment for serious carriers who run real gear. If you run a GlockStore 26X M1X with an Olight PL Mini or Baldr series light and the proper adapter, our holsters deliver a secure, durable, and professional-grade carry solution.
Moreover, we make every holster in-house and test it around actual weapon lights, not generic dimensions. Therefore, you can carry with confidence knowing your setup works exactly as intended.