The photos seem to show the gun being held slightly forward. Is this where the holster naturally hangs?
1997391
Yes it does and it feels totally comfortable. The mag pouches help to balance the weight and the construction is excellent. I'm happy with my own and am sure you will be also if you decide to purchase. Have a good day!
1997392
Yes it does and it feels totally comfortable. The mag pouches help to balance the weight and the construction is excellent. I'm happy with my own and am sure youwill be also if you decide to purchase. Have a good day!
1997393
It hangs under your arms, but there some adjustments you can make that can move it up, forward or back somewhat
1571001
Hello Ed, Mine is the model for the M&P; 45 standard belt holster it has a passive retention system so it fits snug right out of the bag it also has a tension adjustment screw just below the trigger guard cup so you can loosen or tighten it to your feel. Mine holds my pistol very snug but does not hamper my draw. Just remember to keep your finger out of the trigger guard when drawing your pistol until you are very well trained in your draw for safety. I hope this answers your question about the holster. I love mine. Don
385630
There is a tiny bit of reinforcement, but it's just an extra strip of leather. If you are looking for a holster that holds itself open then this is not the one you want. As soon as you draw your firearm, if you do not pull the holster out with the firearm then it will close.
186701
It is either as it is made so the holster part is in the middle. That is the reason I did not like it as when I put it on my belt, it sort of squeezes it around my waist and then it makes it difficult to insert the glock or remove the glock. To me it is a serious design flaw. But that is just me.
1445299
hell yeah. the only the holster is coming off is if that is your intention.
1068020
I believe it is either attached by another snap or velcro on the other, unseen side. At any rate, the strap can be taken completely off, which I have done with mine. I actually don't use this holster much as I usually carry my gun concealed in different, inside-the-pant type of holster.
901933
If I remember correctly it is. I have mine put away somewhere and haven't worn it in forever because I was looking for something in conceal carry. This rides in such a way that it sticks out like a sore thumb unless you are wearing a large coat or extremely baggy shirt.
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.
791602
I have a loose fitting IWB holster so I don't notice it. If I shoot a lot say at the range it wears the top of my back knuckle that sits under the site. (not a big problem)Over-all, I love the laser and have it on two firearms.
2244442
As previously answered.. A very loose hold at the balance point of the rifle. There are videos demonstrating it if you search for it.
836399
This is an outside the waste band holster. There's another belt loop directly behind (on the back) of the holster. It stays firm and holds it's shape. I hope this helps.
863876
I am a lefty also, It has 2 mounting screw holes in the belt hook so the height can be varied, but only one screw holds the belt hook. The mounting boss that is molded in the holster has detents for different cant angles, you find the cant angle that you like and then tighten screw and will stay at that angle. It has a mounting boss on both side of holster so it is ambi. and the extra mag holtser is a nice feature if you decide to carry an extra mag.
1489458
Its on the left and easily accessible. I carry a Glock 17 in mine no problem. You can also position it to suit your needs...or take it off completely. .
2236407
It is a right handed holster. You can NOT switch to left if you right hand draw.
1046136
I mounted mine just as you see in the photo. No problem at all. I am loading 9mm ( and soon .357) with it and have had smooth operation and good success.
65714
it looks like a North paw to me. mine is a right handed holster and works well with my berretta.
630504
No. The one I have at least, for my J-frame, rides high. It is perfect for just behind the strong side hip. Also fits well for cross draw in front of weak side hip. Maybe the holsters for bigger guns hang differently, but the little one is not at all suited for hanging down your leg.