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.
671360
Yes but it's made of fabric so it's not as sturdy. Also it would be to bulky to wear on your belt. I purchased it to have it for my purse.
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.
213438
This depends more on the type of holster you plan to use. This belt is very thick so most holsters that are designed to have a belt slid through will not work with this. If you want a really nice belt for carry check out Galco and 5'11 Tactical.
1914761
I tried tucking it into my belt just now and it holds and looks pretty good. Looks like it would work well, so I'd say yes.
776899
It hard to say because the holster is soft and it can expand and still hold your gun nice and tight..I have held a glock a ruger sr9 and walter in mines without any issues. So it is possible i hope I was some what helpful for you.
419961
Great support, not competition gun belt stiff, it is stiff enough for your purpose.
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.
467237
I think so, yes. Check here: http://www.usgalco.com/HolsterPG3.asp?ProductID=3913&GunID;=233 Don't hold me to it, but I think it will. It's a good holster--if you get it you'll probably like it.
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.
78506
I guess it depends on how heavy, and awkward your concealed carry weapon is. The holster can fit as tightly to your body as you can stand!
1070307
Dave,I carry the weapon with the clip every day and find it as compatible with a belt as without. Before I installed the clip I was concerned that it might interfere with the grip when firing....no problem at all.RR
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.
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
1708056
No. Not unless it's in the holster because then it's facing it. Otherwise it's not sturdy enough at all. I used it for one day and returned to the other one i was using.
1149031
The holster is probably not strong enough for police work if that is what you are asking. It's nylon and measures 2 1/2 " and stretches some.I guess the answer is yes.
51274
Dear Michael, As a fully licensed conceal and open carry for handguns in all candor I could not reccommend this fold over soft plastic pouch for a conceal carry S&W .38 air weight pistol. This pouch is not made well enough to carry anything over a few ounces inweight. I would strongly urge you to buy a real belted leather conceal carry made by "Sneaky Pete" . Yes they are bit more costly, though in the long run carrying a conceal carry that could tumble out the bottom/sides of a lightweight inexpensive plastic case could be a disaster in the making.. Hope this helps. Respectfully, Mark