is this belt sturdy enough to support my owb concealed holster ?
20952
I believe that it is; in my opinion, it would be fine if you keep the belt snug.
20953
Yes absolutely. I have worn a blackhawk holster with my full frame 1911 with no issue.
20954
I've used it with a 9mm in a Fobus paddle holster and it has done fine, however the gun was a small frame semi automatic and not very heavy.
2016226
Yes it will but may not hold as strong as it would without the stability of your belt.
1811492
Your belt threads through the holster. It will accept 1 1/2 to 3" belt. It has tension screws that can be tighted so secure it in place on to the belt.
2151798
Yes, the leather backing is scalloped out enough to allow enough clearance for the safety. I have had this holster for about 6 months now and would recommend it.
254955
I dont think it would hold up a 1911 owb. Its pretty thin. I use a iwb crossbreed 40 holster and its not great. My biggest issue is i cant get it tight enough. The thing is impossible to tighten down. I only got it to wear to the airport where I work, and Im not carrying there, but on the occasions have used it to carry I was overly impressed.
1817491
I have personally taken my Glock 22 in this holster on many bike rides trail and street and as long as you have a tight belt you should have no problems.
1466096
If the belt has MOLLE or pals webbing, it'll fit but it won't fit a regular pants belt. It's flat too, so it's not a good platform for a holster at 3 or 9 o'clock. It's more for a chest mount in my opinion.
36525
Yes, but it is about 4 inches longer than it needs to be for the waist size of the pants. It is a decent belt, but it is prone to sag a little over time if you put weight on it like a belt-holster with a full size pistol. Even a Glock tends to weigh it down a little. I ended up buying a Blackhawk belt that puts up with the weight a little better.
334409
I actually use the belt with a glock 19 and two pistol mag pouches and two ar15 pusHed without a problem. This is a very stout belt
1118291
It WILL bend, but I'm not sure that there will be enough surface contact left to keep the holster secure.
399409
This belt is very stiff, it has some kind of stiff liner sewn into it. You won't have to worry about it flopping over. Great carry carry belt if that's what you're looking for. Would highly recommend it.
171572
It is made for pocket carry. I did try the IWB approach and it works. With no way to attach to either belt or pants, I'm not sure how secure it would be. Around the house it felt good. Drawing the 238 was not a problem but reholstering could be if the holster were to shift after removing the firearm. I use IWB all the time and feel better having my holster securely attached to my belt.
254954
I carry a M&P; Shield but I do have a full size 1911 and tried it for a couple of hours so I could answer your question. My belt did not sag. I wear it tight and on the hip.
1022765
Not exactly, no. The slot for a belt is 1 1/2 inches. My guess is you could force it, it would just pull down the top of your pants a little (since the top of the pants is what carries the weight, not the belt). I'd recommend either getting a narrower belt, or going with a different holster. (For the record, this is a good little holster, though.)
1193153
It is strong but I think you will be ok. Just practice taking off your firearm if that's what your using it for
419961
Great support, not competition gun belt stiff, it is stiff enough for your purpose.
362152
Short answer, sure. Like any concealed gear it depends on your concealment garment/s. It is obviously OWB so without something over it, no. Time of year, body shape etc. all make a difference. I use Fobus paddle holsters and Mag pouches and really like them all from .22 to .45 pistols and mags. Zero complaints or problems.