I am not going to ask if it fits ...... I want to know if this will work with my form of carry. How easy is it to turn this on? How is the switch. If it is to easy, it will not work for me. carry in a Maxpedition bag. I figure it will be to easy for...
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I carry mine on a S&W M&P40c, in an IWB holster. I generally can "touch" it on when drawing my weapon. Be sure to set it as far BACK on you weapon as the rail allows, and you can reach it with your trigger or middle finger to turn it on when drawing. I have had NO problems with it turning itself on accidentally, even when re-holstering the weapon.
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I believe it will fit your airsoft pistol, it fits all mine. But I am not sure as I dont have that one and havnt tried it on that one.You do not need the pressure switch. It has a button.
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Yes it fits nicely. When I'm carrying it definitely is not noticeable but it is still easy to access your firearm!
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The slot is 3/8 inch by my measurements so it might be a tight fit. My switch is 3/8 inch at the base, but gets narrower at the tip and it fits/works fine. We have been using it for 1 year without any problems or battery changes. There is also room to file down the width or the height of the opening to accommodate a larger switch (especially if you're looking at a close fit.) Hope that helps!
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this is an awkward safe. the door is small and getting your weapon out involves fiddling with it. so while it may be large enough its tough to use. I gave mine to my son and got a gun vault. add to that the battery hangs on a fragile cord and piece of velcro inside the safe. there is no key so you have to access it using the manufactuer code not the one you input
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I do not remove the clip when I carry OWB in a holster. it is very low profile and does not interfere with the holster I have. I would not want to change every time I switched carrying styles, but it is a pretty simple switch.
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If I am understanding you correctly, the clip spins all the way around the body of the flashlight. It also, pops of if needed. I tried to fit it on both ends of the flashlight and it does not fit. Let me know if there is anything else you need info on.Roger
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I like the holster. I wear button up shirts and it fits comfortably under my arm. I wouldn't carry anything bigger than a .45. I've asked people I know of course if they can tell I was carrying. None of them could see it.
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Hello Andrew,Yes in fact you can. It was the main reason why I bought this. The holster itself is switchable from drop leg to a conceal cqc paddle, open carry belt loop or chest piece. Also look into blackhawks quick disconnect kit so you can switch on the fly without having to reattach to each piece. Any other questions I'd be glad to answer.Jake
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My friend, I bought this holster and it's a piece of junk and about as cheap as they come. The clip is plastic and won't grab anything and the holster is flimsy and poorly made. If you're going to conceal carry, DO NOT invest your money in a holster like this that will bind up when you have to draw quickly to defend yourself because a cheaply-made holster is the same as a cheaply-made gun... it could get you killed.Winthrop makes some damn fine holsters that you can buy here for about $50, but if you want cheaper, at least go with a Blackhawk! brand.Hope that helps. My friend, I bought this holster and it's a piece of junk and about as cheap as they come. The clip is plastic and won't grab anything and the holster is flimsy and poorly made. If you're going to conceal carry, DO NOT invest your money in a holster like this that will bind up when you have to draw quickly to defend yourself because a cheaply-made holster is the same as a cheaply-made gun... it could get you killed.Winthrop makes some damn fine holsters that you can buy here for about $50, but if you want cheaper, at least go with a Blackhawk! brand.Hope... » Read More My friend, I bought this holster and it's a piece of junk and about as cheap as they come. The clip is plastic and won't grab anything and the holster is flimsy and poorly made. If you're going to conceal carry, DO NOT invest your money in a holster like this that will bind up when you have to draw quickly to defend yourself because a cheaply-made holster is the same as a cheaply-made gun... it could get you killed.Winthrop makes some damn fine holsters that you can buy here for about $50, but if you want cheaper, at least go with a Blackhawk! brand.Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Thanks for your response. It looks too big to carry so I will get another smaller one. I hope you never have to use it.
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I have the pro carry and it works great, urs should too. Really like the holster.
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It's actually a hard, decent and tough sheath that you can adjust the draw tension on...a nice feature in my opinion....comes in handy depending on your method of carry...if you wanted it upside down you can adjust the sheath tension a bit tighter so it won't fall out., less for blade down carry.
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Yes it will fit, but hard to remove quickly. Light causes it to get stuck in holster. Not sure on leg holster. Fits a belt or strap.
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I bought it to use while in Europe last April. I'm sure it works very well. Instead, though, I bought the simple Op-Tech hand strap to carry my (heavy) camera in one hand. I was only walking, though, and that option probably wouldn't be sufficient for someone hiking who needs to use his/her hands. In practice, it slides well into place and is well made. I also bought the extender straps. BTW: I believe Op-Tech has lost the patent on the device through some (I suspect) patent troll. If you want one and they're still available you'd better act. I'm afraid that when they run out, they'll be out. I bought it to use while in Europe last April. I'm sure it works very well. Instead, though, I bought the simple Op-Tech hand strap to carry my (heavy) camera in one hand. I was only walking, though, and that option probably wouldn't be sufficient for someone hiking who needs to use his/her hands. In practice, it slides well into place and is well made. I also bought the extender straps. BTW: I believe Op-Tech has lost the patent on the device through some (I suspect) patent troll. If you want one and they're still available you'd better act. I'm afraid that when they run out, they'll be out.
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Great question! Over the years, I've just gotten comfortable with carrying it. It's something youre just aware of, while being able to draw quickly if faced with a deadly force situation. It honestly doesn't bother me...
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I carry mine on a S&W; M&P40c;, in an IWB holster. I generally can "touch" it on when drawing my weapon. Be sure to set it as far BACK on you weapon as the rail allows, and you can reach it with your trigger or middle finger to turn it on when drawing. I have had NO problems with it turning itself on accidentally, even when re-holstering the weapon.