Could you use this belt for carrying a 9mm S&W gun in a holster?
901104
Probably not. The belt does not stay that tight, and the weight of the gun might loosen it through out the day.
901105
i dont see why not, assuming the belt isnt too wide for the loops on the holster...
901106
absolutely... this belt is rigid, strong, and a good utility belt to carry guns, holsters, tools, etc.... very durable... could be used as a duty belt to carry mag pouches, flashlights, guns, etc....
901107
I don't see why you couldnt. Its just like any other nylon web belt. Fits through regular belt loops.
901108
yes it is made of very good material for any tactical use. Very good belt and well worth the price I would like to buy another one
1685053
Yes you can. I carry my .40, 9mm, and 357 mags in this holster. The screws in the middle of the hard case allow you to tighten if needed. Itis a great addition to any range belt!
497460
Yes, it'll hold it but its a strange holster. I would buy a separate holster if you want to carry your gun on this belt.
1615130
No, it is a little too large for belt carry. It is intended more as a carry case.
2167714
I haven't tried carrying it on my belt. It has a dual flap Velcro attachment loop on the back. I have used that to carry it attached to my Lowepro camera holster, so I suppose you could attach it to a belt.
471550
I don't know about that cause I simply have no experience putting things on my belt. I would say it's very stuff. So I would be very very comfortable putting a holster on it. It's so stiff I have to work it through the belt loops before I put my pants/shorts on and I do have another tactical belt but it's not this stuff and I love it.
975305
Yes. However, the material it's made of is very stiff and needs to be "worked". Wear the holster on a belt around the house to losen it up.
280129
I would say, NO. This is a really nice holster for the LC9 but it is snug and I just don't see how anything more would fit.Eric
1487514
Possibly. It does not taper very quickly so there may be room for the light depending on the size. Plus, if you want to work with it the material is conducive to molding it the size and shape. However, the holster is not designed for quick retrieval of the weapon unless you want to modify the retention strap and buckle.
1729938
it's big enough to use for that however you will likely need to use a different holster and put Velcro on your holster to make it secure.
944472
Not really... It's designed with an index finger button release. Theoretically, you could reverse the holster and put the holster in your pants, but not really designed as a conceal carry holster. Probably better to use if you had a coat over it, as it is not overly bulky.
1221185
My personal answer is no because I carry a Ruger, LC380. Depending on what you carry that could make a difference.
1241809
Yes, but you'd still need a carabiner and only as a last resort. Even if you cinch it down tight it will still probably move a lot. The belt's intended purpose is for use as an emergency extraction device which you hook a static line to. Pilots and other soldiers at a high risk of isolation are issued these here in AFG.
567690
Absolutely. I carry a Beretta .40 and a spare magazine and they fit neatly. This item is the best thing I have ever had for carrying concealed in climates such as Arizona or Florida. No bulks under your shirt, no uncomfortable holsters on your waist. Down to earth price and... real leather!
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.
1887665
Sorry, your email was displaced, so I just am able to answer this. The Holster can handle a maximum of 3 inches with about only an 1/8 to 1/4 inch play in it, so Yes it should fit the belt you have mentioned. I hope this helps.
1276630
I'm not sure but I tried with a MasterLock holster and it didn't work...this is a heavy, heavy lock! Good luck :)