Can this belt be worn as a uniform belt (through the pant belt loops) or only as a duty belt over a standard uniform belt?
458408
I've worn it with jeans carrying a weapon and mags, but I would measure your loops to be sure...
993919
I have 2 one my belt goes through and the other I left the lower screw out so I can slip it over the belt. but ether way it needs to be used with a belt.
155281
Yes. I just measured. The Actual belt loop is 2.25 inches. I measured exactly the open area that the belt goes through, in between the stitching on the top and bottom. I wear a 1.75 inch spec ops nylon belt with them and it slides through very easily.
252246
No you are not.. the loop is sewn on top and bottom... not removable.. I usually only have to remove my belt from the first loop on my pants to have it on my right hip.... Good quality product, but I do wish it had a clip to attach it to your pants.. Still a great buy, I ended up getting 3 more for my buddies, who all really like them as well..
527882
I had to order a special attachment from the same vendor to attach it to my belt. I wore it with the paddle mount because my duty belt fit through and there are stops to keep it from getting pulled off, but I felt more secure with a dedicated belt mount.
628558
No, not that I'm aware of. If I remember correctly, the pouch only has 2 vertical straps which are too long to secure on a duty belt. The previous comment by Richard A. Boothe indicates there are horizontal straps? I do not remember any horizontal straps on this pouch (but could be wrong).
220819
It has a loop on the back side of the holster to loop the belt through if you want to wear it outside the waistband.
37453
i called blackhawk for that same question and as of now "no" i wish it could...it is strictly a duty type holster. you can use it for the chest holster set up for military/police style but not hip.
1588897
You could put it on your normal belt, but it would be a real hassle if you're also trying to thread it through your belt loops. In order to use the product as intended, you really should purchase a separate tool belt. Something like this one: Style n Craft 75-052 http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B002A8YBBO/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?qid=1370347936&sr;=1-3π=AA160
2054126
I can't see why not. It's a utility belt. I used it for a costume. I'm sure it can used for anything and purpose.
260249
I wouldn't think it is designed to be used as belt system. I either tie mine to a pack or put it in the hydration pocket within the pack. It is to long to put on the belt...it would flap against your leg and most like be very inconvenient. That is my two bits!
729791
No such thing as a silly question. There are small cross members at the upper and lower sections that you would run your belt through. Simply cut them out as needed to fit your belt width. A tool such as a knife, scissors or such will work, but be careful with sharp objects and do not cut the outer most cross member as you must have a full retaining ring or loop to thread your belt through. Good luck and be safe.
2113958
The attachments on the back are like a standard belt loop. Actually if I remember right you can wear it vertically or horizontally
1592534
It does not have belt loops per se. The larger rounded base fits inside the pants at your hip. The smaller part of the base fits over the belt and has small adjustable belt hooks that hold the holster in place securely. The button activated draw is smooth and easy. I am very pleased with this holster.
1394241
It's a Mollie system, so it's made to attach to a vest or a platform. You could attach to a belt as long as you weave the belt through the Mollie. However, not designed for that. I have attached to gun belts not standard clothing belts.
1762026
The belt needs to be threaded through the loop. It comes with a long strap to wear as a cross body for easy on/off if you prefer.
2129559
It is made to go over top of a regular belt. I guess it would be possible to fit it through large belt loops, but then it would take forever to take it off since all of the gear would have to be taken off first.