Does the belt bunch up and crinkle after putting the shells in it like the cheap allen bags? Makes for an uncomfortable day of shooting if it does.
1184486
No. This stays in place nice and snug. And it does not look cheap. I bought a second one for my son.
1184487
No, I gave it to my husband as a gift, was hard to find one with a belt, he wears it twice a week and has had it for about 6 months, so far it is fine, he is a 36 waist, no problem in the fit, holds up fine, no wear and tear on any of it. He likes it! The belt seems a little thicker so I guess that helps......
169500
I laid it out and did some measuring. I'd say it fits between 30" and 44". I have worn it several times and found it fits ok and holds magazines and different size semi auto pistols very well. But I found it has two bad points. First: the first time I wore it I helped in putting up some curtains, the temperature in the house was 75 degrees. With the belt around my body I began to sweat in that area. When I got home and removed my pistol it was soaking wet with perspiration , I had to take it down and clean and oil it. There is no pad in the holster area to prevent this from happening. Second: the Velcro hooks point toward your body, so if you don't line the belt up perfectly with the Velcro or part of the hooks don't completely overlap the soft part they rub against your body making it extremely uncomfortable. If they had simply reversed the Velcro this would not be a problem.
435692
It did at first, I thought it was odd, but as it wears, the "crinkling" goes away.
1120150
I concur with the other folks here: there's no great way to attach the stock case to a belt without sewing your own strap or something similar. For what it's worth, it's a great fit for the side elastic pouch of a Thinktank Digital Holster 20 v2 (my normal walk-around bag). I don't know if it would fit the equivalent bags from other companies.
1408507
It does, but it depends on the amount of weighted bags you use. It will soak up some recoil without them, but it works best with one or more weights added.
1296362
Yes, they do tend to have some wrinkles in them. I mainly use these bags for camping so I'm not too concerned with some wrinkles. But if you are using them for business or for nicer clothes then you may want to have access to an iron if they come out with more winkles than you desire.
2079597
No. It is a heavy duty elastic material that gently stretches with the weight of the bag. Very comfortable.
406043
Yes it's fine. It fits less snuggly, and you'll have to shove the sides of the trash bag down but it definitely works. I do it when I run out of the H liners (happens a lot :) )
465618
This answer applies to the small swoop bag: I only saw it briefly after my nephew opened his gift, but the thing I remember is that the bag is very stiff and the sides do stay up. I did not expect it to be so stiff; in fact pulling the drawstring requires a fair amount of effort because the fabric is so strong.
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.
768979
it might be alittle tick but its up to you. my bag has a zipper right in ther middle . plus if your gonna carry two riffles an your case . alittle snug
1088739
I just tested it with an EpiPen and an iPhone 5 in an Otterbox case. They fit inside just fine; no problems zipping. However, the hard edges of the phone and EpiPen cases limited the positions where I could comfortably wear the belt. Any place other than the small of my back felt lumpy and awkward.
678477
Yeah but it'll rock back and forth. I've got mine on a two inch belt. I like the pouch though. Reloads are much faster and easier
1735994
It does not compress evenly or tightly in the military (matching) bag. I was very disappointed in that, because failure to compress into a neat, symmetrical packet makes it hard to carry comfortably. I would not recommend it from that perspective. It was, however, comfortable and roomy.
452113
Not really. It is more of a lightweight nylon that keeps it from wrinkling but is not stiff at all. Very comfortable and travels well.
1502601
No, the holster itself doesn't rotate, but you can adjust the Velcro at different angles to your specific comfort. I own several of these & have had no problems with discomfort. The interior is heavily padded with thick sheeps wool. Hope that helps.
540203
I wouldn't say that it bunches up. It can pinch a little bit in the back if it's really really tight though. There seems to be one seam that causes this. Main issue here is length. Since I found myself folding it to wear it, that was when I noticed it. It's not excruciating.