The Fobus MAK-1 is a molded polymer holster for Makarov pistols, and the version sold at Jahipaun uses a paddle attachment worn on the outside of the belt.
The Fobus MAK-1 is a molded polymer holster for Makarov pistols, and the version sold at Jahipaun uses a paddle attachment worn on the outside of the belt. The passive retention system in the trigger guard area keeps the weapon securely in place without a separate release button or safety lever. Suitable for use with Makarov pistols in 9×18 mm Makarov caliber Manufacturer-approved .380 caliber Makarov variants Carrying the pistol on the outside of the belt Shooting range and training purposes Users who prefer a simple holster with passive retention Users who prefer a low-profile paddle holster Why choose the Fobus MAK-1? Shell molded for the Makarov pistol Passive retention system Quick and natural upward draw No separate release button Durable injection-molded polymer Low-profile design Easy-to-install paddle attachment Various alternative attachments available in the manufacturer's system Compatible magazine pouch: Fobus 6922 Technical specifications Product type: model-specific OWB holster Compatibility: Makarov 9×18 mm and manufacturer-approved .380 variants Jahipaun version attachment: paddle Retention system: passive retention Adjustment screw: not specified for the paddle version by the manufacturer Active release button: none Material: injection-molded polymer Color: black Country of manufacture: Israel Included in the set Fobus MAK-1 holster Pre-installed paddle attachment Frequently Asked Questions Are 9×18 Makarov and .380 ACP the same caliber? No. These are cartridges with different dimensions and characteristics. Holster compatibility is based on the external shape of the weapon, not on the interchangeability of ammunition. Only use ammunition that matches the caliber marking of your firearm. How does the passive retention system work? The polymer shell applies spring-like pressure in the trigger guard area and holds the pistol in place. To release the weapon, pull it upward with a firm, straight motion. Does the MAK-1 fit all Makarov-type pistols? Not necessarily. The same caliber or generally similar appearance does not guarantee compatibility. The dimensions of the trigger guard and slide must be checked with an unloaded weapon. Does the holster fit a pistol with accessories? The manufacturer does not confirm compatibility with weapon lights, lasers, or modified sights. Accessories that alter the external shape of the Makarov pistol may hinder compatibility. When is the Fobus MAK-1 the right choice? MAK-1 is suitable for Makarov owners who want a lightweight paddle holster with simple passive retention. The model-specific shell has a more precise shape than a universal holster and allows for a straight draw. A holster with active locking is better if your conditions require stronger protection against unintentional removal of the weapon. Expert recommendation Check with an unloaded weapon that the trigger guard is fully covered, the pistol locks securely, and can be drawn with a firm, straight pull. Do not assume compatibility based solely on caliber designation. Practice drawing and reholstering with an empty weapon. Your finger must remain off the trigger, and there should be no clothing or other objects in the holster opening when reholstering. Model-specific paddle holster for the Makarov The Fobus MAK-1 combines a polymer shell molded for the Makarov, passive retention, and a simple paddle attachment for a practical OWB holster.
The Fobus MAK-1 is a molded polymer holster for Makarov pistols, and the version sold at Jahipaun uses a paddle attachment worn on the outside of the belt. The passive retention system in the trigger guard area keeps the weapon securely in place without a separate release button or safety lever. Suitable for use with Makarov pistols in 9×18 mm Makarov caliber Manufacturer-approved .380 caliber Makarov variants Carrying the pistol on the outside of the belt Shooting range and training purposes Users who prefer a simple holster with passive retention Users who prefer a low-profile paddle holster Why choose the Fobus MAK-1? Shell molded for the Makarov pistol Passive retention system Quick and natural upward draw No separate release button Durable injection-molded polymer Low-profile design Easy-to-install paddle attachment Various alternative attachments available in the manufacturer's system Compatible magazine pouch: Fobus 6922 Technical specifications Product type: model-specific OWB holster Compatibility: Makarov 9×18 mm and manufacturer-approved .380 variants Jahipaun version attachment: paddle Retention system: passive retention Adjustment screw: not specified for the paddle version by the manufacturer Active release button: none Material: injection-molded polymer Color: black Country of manufacture: Israel Included in the set Fobus MAK-1 holster Pre-installed paddle attachment Frequently Asked Questions Are 9×18 Makarov and .380 ACP the same caliber? No. These are cartridges with different dimensions and characteristics. Holster compatibility is based on the external shape of the weapon, not on the interchangeability of ammunition. Only use ammunition that matches the caliber marking of your firearm. How does the passive retention system work? The polymer shell applies spring-like pressure in the trigger guard area and holds the pistol in place. To release the weapon, pull it upward with a firm, straight motion. Does the MAK-1 fit all Makarov-type pistols? Not necessarily. The same caliber or generally similar appearance does not guarantee compatibility. The dimensions of the trigger guard and slide must be checked with an unloaded weapon. Does the holster fit a pistol with accessories? The manufacturer does not confirm compatibility with weapon lights, lasers, or modified sights. Accessories that alter the external shape of the Makarov pistol may hinder compatibility. When is the Fobus MAK-1 the right choice? MAK-1 is suitable for Makarov owners who want a lightweight paddle holster with simple passive retention. The model-specific shell has a more precise shape than a universal holster and allows for a straight draw. A holster with active locking is better if your conditions require stronger protection against unintentional removal of the weapon. Expert recommendation Check with an unloaded weapon that the trigger guard is fully covered, the pistol locks securely, and can be drawn with a firm, straight pull. Do not assume compatibility based solely on caliber designation. Practice drawing and reholstering with an empty weapon. Your finger must remain off the trigger, and there should be no clothing or other objects in the holster opening when reholstering. Model-specific paddle holster for the Makarov The Fobus MAK-1 combines a polymer shell molded for the Makarov, passive retention, and a simple paddle attachment for a practical OWB holster.
