what type of retention does this use to keep pistol in holster, snap Velcro or buckle?
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Buckle and snap. I didn't use this holster long. It is not sturdy and the velcro wears quickly. I bought it to use while in Afghanistan. I didn't want to buy a Blackhawk serpa drop holster. I ended up getting a Duty serpa. Unless you're planning on using this for airsoft, I don't recommend it for professional use.
263572
Surefire sells a belt clip that is Velcro. I don't like it because the flashlight hangs to high up into the holster versus below the belt attachment. I haven't looked for others.
1197938
This Glock holster has a retention design that makes it difficult to remove the pistol unless it is pulled straight up with a "snap". Tugging on the pistol to remove it is difficult for some people. Try pulling the pistol straight up with a quick "snap" movement and gradually over time the retention will loosen slightly.
463399
Nylon loop with Velcro enclosure to go around your belt. I think I may modify mine a bit to suit my needs. But pretty good, holds securely.
349938
1) a holster that will allow a vertical pass through (perpendicular to the belt opening). 2) a holster that fits gun snugly Optional 3) a spare mag holder with security flap There are many inexpensive holsters that will fit. I picked one up at a local gun show for $15 that works perfectly. I paid $5 more for a holster that had plastic reinforcements on the sides and front. Personal preference...it makes it easier to slide pistol in and out. I have it setup for a 1911, so spare mag is near mandatory.
37113
The company that makes this belt also makes holsters as well as the "J"-clips that attach the holsters to the belts. These "J"-clips also have Velcro on them, so between the Velcro on the clip and the Velcro on the belt, the holster stays where it is put and does not shift and move around. Really quite handy and I wish I'd thought of it first! I have bought several of the clips from them as a stand-alone item and then added Velcro to the inside of other belts that I use.
968329
My wife and I use full size S&W; M&P; 9 & 40 + extra clips in front pouch, if you have a new 45 with a rail for a light YOU will have to run the gun with out the light, my wife perfers this over her shoulder rig that allows her light to stay on, we love this option when needed...!!! ;-)
283857
Its velcro so it sticks to itself, a buckle would not function at all if it were on this product. So to better explain this the way you use this stuff is wrap it around the object and wrap the velcro back onto itself and it will never become unwrapped
1864278
I use it with my 357 mag lcr which is the shrouded hammer and it works fine for me. I would imagine you could even cut the snaps and strap off if it bothered you. The holster itself has fantastic retention.
2063476
almost 2 inch/ regular men's belt.not a large cowboy belt though. on several others, i have used velcro straps and just wrapped it around the belt then it fits any size and is a whole lot easier to get off. and the velcro holds the bullets. used super glue and sticking to hold the velcro on. the only disadvantage is that i buckle from the right and the speed loader goes on the left, have to remove the entire belt,but the velcro took care of that.john
2133820
There are several snap down methods, your gun won't fall out. I am very satisfied with the vest and holster. I am 6'2 and 250lbs.
349939
1) a holster that will allow a vertical pass through (perpendicular to the belt opening).2) a holster that fits gun snugly Optional 3) a spare mag holder with security flapThere are many inexpensive holsters that will fit. I picked one up at a local gun show for $15 that works perfectly. I paid $5 more for a holster that had plastic reinforcements on the sides and front. Personal preference...it makes it easier to slide pistol in and out. I have it setup for a 1911, so spare mag is near mandatory.
1090253
Good question. It's both... the nylon retention strap is adjustable Velcro but there is also a conventional "snap" fastener which secures the retention strap together. The "female" side of the snap is adjustable, while the "male" side is fixed. You won't have any problems with the strap accommodating any conventional fixed blade knife. Hope this helps.
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Hello, Bonnie. They do make a custom holster for about 15 brands. I went to their website and found the belt loop model for the P238 (nice!) You also have the choice of going with a 'clip' model; my experience is that clips can ride up on a belt and come loose, but one anchored in the loops keeps it on your hip. Here's the url: http://www.sneakypeteholsters.com/sig-p238-sneaky-pete-holster-belt-loop/ Best, Mark
1324271
I'm not sure, but I have a VW Jetta TDI and the buckle snaps into the seat belt mechanism just fine. I've used this device regularly since I've bought it! It even works as a lease in a crunch. I highly recommend it!
1157085
Velcro and snap button. Its really not that difficult or cumbersome to release.
1800505
Belt loops are my preferences. I have used clip on bolsters in the past but have frequently had them ride up over the belt resulting in a dropped handgun.