This holster attaches to the right side of the body on the belt, right? Also would you consider this a "quick draw" holster? Thanks!
1979490
Yes it is a belt holster, for quick draw yes, but it has no retention safety so if its a duty weapon i would be careful.
1979491
Yes, the holster attaches to the right side on a sturdy belt. The holster is molded to fit snugly around the trigger guard of the pistol 'locking' it into the holster and making it difficult for anyone other than the wearer to take it out of the holster. It cants the pistol forward for easier access and faster draw. This is one of the holsters I recommend in my gun training school for defensive carry because it retains the pistol tightly but still can be drawn very quickly.
1979492
Yes it's an outside the waistband, fits on a gun belt up to 2" wide I think. I would consider it quick draw to a degree
1617191
It's just a slip on, it has a notch on the back to allow it to grab onto the belt but you don't feed your belt through it. I love this holster, once it's on I forget it's there and it holds firmly in place, it doesn't slide around at all.
186697
This holster can go either way, the holster is molded right down the middle so its dependent on which side you thread the belt thru. I'm right handed too, works great, good grip but easy release
256376
Absolutely. That is what I purchased it for. Just have to remembler it is not a super "quick draw" holster. It is a combat style holster. It has an adjustable snap/strap that goes over the rear of the slide and an elastic band that can go over the grip frame for added retention. I love it.
461643
As far as the weapon sticking in the holster, that is a non issue. Yes, when you place the weapon in the holster AT FIRST it is a tight fit. Merely leave the weapon in the holster for a few hours, over night even, and the leather will soften and mold to the weapon. After that occurs the weapon will still fit snug ,and thus no worries of it falling out, and still allow a quick and easy one handed draw. I have no problems drawing my weapon out with one hand. This is a good, well made holster.
314492
yes the right side holster is located at 3 oclock postion and the mag pouches are at the 9 oclock postion on the waist.
27021
After the holster is properly broken in, it is just a little loose. The pistol will be held ok by friction fit, from one side of the holster to the other (belt side next to body to outside away from body), but will have some play in it vertically, i.e. you can rock the pistol from the front of the holster to back of the holster. This holster is really dedicated to having the light mounted on the pistol.
16504
Yes, I would say a left hand holster so the pistol grip is facing to your right side to draw it. Good luck.
1149872
The holster is Velcro so you can attach it to either belt or strap, whatever feels best to you. I have mine on straps.
1576205
It has a metal clip that is ambidextrous. I have carried the XD 40 service, XDsc 9mm and a Walther PK380 in these holsters and have not had a problem what so ever. You may be surprised of the comfort level. Hope this helps. You may also look at SHTFgear.com also. Top notch holsters as well.
2125346
The holster can be worn on the right side as IWB or on the left side as OWM. I love my laser but it literally eats the batteries while it is stored!!
428928
I've never been comfortable with a small of back draw, and use this holster in one of two different ways; strong side (right hand) and in the right pocket of my blue jeans. Both are a matter of preference for whatever I am doing. If the weather is such that I can wear a light jacket and not stand out in a crowd, I'll attach the gun and holster to my belt on the right side of my waist. If the weather is warm, I'll put the holster and gun into the right pocket of my blue jeans. The nice thing about putting the holster and gun into the right jeans pocket is that when I draw the gun, the holster actually stays in place in my pocket, while the gun draws quickly and easily. The bottom line is that this holster can be used in several different ways, not just small of back. If it feels good when drawing the gun, and the gun can be drawn quickly, safely and without hanging up on anything, it is a matter of personal preference whether to wear this hoslter in the small of the back, the right or left side of the waist or in the front pocket of a pair of pants.
1287295
With the pistol pointed away from your body (if held out in front) the clip is on the right, since it is an inside the waistline holster.
2133821
The holster attaches to the vest with a very large patch of velcro, and there are two straps as well. This allows you to set the draw angle of the holster, then the straps hold that position.
37112
Some holsters don't have clips that go over the belt and use Velcro to secure the holster. I have never used it but I assume its for a situation when the clips over your belt may be a dead giveaway that you are carrying concealed... hope this helps...
518974
It would depend on how you wish to wear it. I'm a right-handed shooter and I wear it on my right hip at the 4 o'clock position with the mag well to the rear. I absolutely love this holster from that draw. I carry my full-size H&K P30 and numbers of people have commented on how well I conceal a full-size pistol IWB. If you were going to carry an inverted draw, this may be a tough holster for that. Also, I would not recommend a soft holster like this if you have a trigger - mounted safety such as the Glocks or my new VP9. I strongly recommend a more rigid holster for those types of pistols simply to prevent inadvertent firing when reholstering. I hope this helps you choose.
1612387
The holster is snug as it is outside the belt. Never had an issue with it. Sure, wearing it inside the belt would make it tighter, but could hinder the draw.