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Holsters that fit the Glock 45 V without a light

141 holsters from 16 makers. 6 confirmed by the maker, 0 listed with loose wording, 135 matched through a base model. Last verified Oct 15, 2026.

  • 141holsters
  • 16makers
  • 6maker confirmed
  • 0listed
  • 135likely
Glock 45 V, right side
Photo: GLOCK, manufacturer product image
Any lightNo light 155Streamlight TLR-1 38SureFire X300U 32Streamlight TLR-1 HL 24Streamlight TLR-7A 24Streamlight TLR-8 22Streamlight TLR-7 HL-X 21SureFire X300T 19Streamlight TLR-1 HL-X 15Streamlight TLR-7X 15Streamlight TLR-1 HP-X 14SureFire X300V 14SureFire XC3 12Streamlight TLR-3 11Streamlight TLR-7 9Olight PL-Pro 8Streamlight TLR-8A 8Crimson Trace Rail Master 6Inforce Wild1 6Olight Baldr Pro 6Olight Baldr RL 6Olight Baldr S 6Olight PL-Mini 2 6Streamlight TLR-3X 5Streamlight TLR-8 HL-X 4

Base model: Glock 45

How to read the badges

  • Maker confirmed The maker names this exact model on the product page.
  • Maker lists it The maker lists it, but the wording was loose enough that you should read the quote before buying.
  • Likely fit Matched through the base model or base light. Most makers cut one shell for the family, but check the quote.

Questions

Which holsters fit the Glock 45 V without a light?

141 holsters from 16 makers list the Glock 45 V without a light, including T.Rex Arms, Alien Gear Holsters, Black Arch Holsters, Blade-Tech, Bravo Concealment, C&G Holsters. 6 name the exact model on the product page; 135 are listed with looser wording or through the base model, and each one shows the maker's quote so you can judge it yourself.

Will a Glock 45 holster fit the Glock 45 V?

Often, but not always. 135 of the holsters here are matched through the Glock 45 listing rather than the Glock 45 V by name. Makers usually mold one shell for a model family, but generation changes to the trigger guard, rail or slide can break retention. Prefer a holster whose listing names the Glock 45 V, and read the quote before buying.

How does holstercheck verify a fit?

I crawl each maker's product pages and record the gun and light named in the variant list or compatibility text. Every result shows that text with a link to the page it came from, and the date it was last seen. Loose wording is marked as such rather than hidden, and readers can report whether the holster fit their gun.