Does this holster attach to the belt on the inside or out? If its the inside. When the pistol is draw does the holster keep its shape under the belt?
836396
The belt goes behind the pistol. I use this holster with a PT 745 and have had very good luck with it holding shape and retaining the pistol. This holster holds the pistol fairly high and does not extend much below the belt. This is almost as good for concealment as IWB.
836397
This is a belt-slide holster, designed to be attached on the outside of the belt. Without any outside pressure against it, the holster does retain it's shape, allowing the weapon to be reholstered easily.
836398
The holster is carried Outside the belt. If you try to place it inside, then your belt would no longer have any smooth surface to support it correctly. Also, it would deform the leather.. KH
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.
836400
This holster fits outside the belt. It is meant to be worn under a large shirt or cost.
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
287329
Yes it does. That's exactly what I have and It works fine with it. You need to get used to the draw. It holds the pistol snugly
1149982
If you mean tuck the shirt over the top of the gun I don't believe it is designed to do that specifically but you probably could with just the belt clip showing.If there is a such thing a a special clip meant for tucking in an inside the pants holster I would say this doesn't have that.if you mean just tucking in you shirt and wearing it outside the shirt you could definitely do that with mostly just the grip showing.I love this holster still no problems with it.
709943
No the holster is formed to fit the gun but does have an adjustment screw as to how tight you want the gun slide in and out of the holster
220820
The bottom of the clip is open so you just slid the holster inside the waistband and over your belt. I had to restitch the holsters to fit my pistols. When carrying, it adds an inch to your waist size.
1545729
The holster inside the case is attached to the case with velcro; you can position the gun however it works for you. Same goes for the spare magazine holder. The case is not built to accept full-size pistols; my M&P; Shield pretty much fills it up. It is easy to grip the gun because the internal holster doesn't hold down the gun completely. There is a Velcro strap to secure the gun in the holster if desired; I don't use it-I want to unzip the case and pull out the gun directly without having to first undo the Velcro. But that's me...
1128866
The weight of the mattress on top of the holster flap keeps it in place. (Note: it does slide out after about a week of not touching the holster). I have had no problems drawing from the holster, Only in practice have I drawn the pistol. It works and is nicely hidden when the bed is made. I would recommend the holster.
645502
Yes, this holster holds the gun in place by the trigger guard and retention. If the screw is not tightened then the gun can fall out.
461641
The way the gun sits in it. I would not recommend as gun is way to tight. When you get the gun in it you have to use 2 hands to get it out. You could never draw. The gun sticks in it.
1197936
In my holster, it seems as though there are two levels of "grip". If you push the gun in as hard and far as it will go, it is a bit tight removing it. But I find that if I don't push it quite so far down it still maintains retention, but comes out a bit easier, without giving me the feeling it will fall out. I probably would not jog with it unless pushed down all the way.
47273
A belt is not used or required for this holder, it "clips" over the edge of your pants instead. The paddle goes on the inside of your pants and the holster is on the outside. The rubber on the outside of the paddle, the part that sits against your leg inside of your pants, helps it grip. From what I recall, if wearing a belt there is a recess on the paddle that helps the holster grip a little better and adds to the stability of the holster, but I have not had it slip around without a belt.
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.
464409
Neither. The firearm clips snug in the molded portion and can only be drawn by a directly vertical pull. There is a screw adjustment on the side to manage the tension of the holster grip on the weapon. It takes some tweaking to get the holster grip and angle of draw down so you can do it smoothly. It's quite comfortable to use.
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.
1178436
I don't. It holds it's form really well. I like this holster so much, I ordered one for a g26 yesterday. I've used this holster daily for almost a year.
47276
The holster has a clip that hooks over belt and pants inside waist band . Works for me.