does it stay put when you draw your gun?
1445298
Yes it does. I mainly use it when I'm wearing a thinner/nylon belt and clip it over the belt. Hope that helps.
1445299
hell yeah. the only the holster is coming off is if that is your intention.
285571
It's locked in the up position and stays in line. When pushed to the side it's not locked but it's not flopping around either. It stays put until you pull it back up.
2184042
Yes, mine looks like it was built into the gun. Only takes a few minutes to "sight" in. I have not shot with it yet so Im not to sure if it will stay "zero" in. But if your in a life or death situation it only has to be accurate once.
1972648
Yes, it fits nicely & still allows for a smooth draw & re-holstering. At first, as someone mentioned it may hang a littl, but is still securely holstered. After a few times it fits perfectly.
820932
Yes it does. You simply pull the trigger handle and it releases the legs. When the legs touch the ground simply release the trigger and it's locked in.
458147
You have to remove half of it, basically the side that 'snaps' onto the trigger guard stays put. No guarantee that it will stay zeroed once you are done.
1069261
it does, but it is because as a right handed shooter the clip release is on my thumb side, contained in the holster against my body.. The left side, clip release, of the firearm is recessed and can not be activated while holstered. Hope this helps.
2214138
I've looked for a pic of your gun and didn't find one; I would try it because there's a little bit of give to it; you can always send it back.Once it snaps in place it does not move.I am bias for TruGlo I have them on all of my guns.
400391
Yes. It is positioned at the top and can remain plugged in while in the holster.
2234138
Yes it does lock into place. However, after a few uses it becomes loose in the sheath. I haven't had any issues with it falling out while wearing it around my neck but it is noticably loose. Also, the sheath has a tendency to dull the edge after extracting and replacing a few times. I've heard this is because of the glass reinforcement in the sheath. It's not a deal breaker by any means. The sheath works for what it is intended.
518973
In my case, yes it does. However, I think that's a bit of subjective answer as different people draw and present slightly differently. I have no problem getting a solid purchase on the gun in both controlled, or quick situations, I find no binding and no issues. I'll put in the disclaimer that your mileage may vary in accordance with both your positioning and your draw style.
1385863
No it draws fairly easy & the holster stays in your back pocket. Also easy to re-holster. The holster is stitched at the bottom of the square back, allowing you to get a two finger grip before you draw. But this also depends on what kind of pants you wear. I wear it in my duty pants & Levi jeans & have never had an issue. Hope this helps...
369949
Yes it does, but the mag on mine tends to fall out. Holding it while firing helps, or using tape/rubber bands/etc will work too. For how cheap it feels, this gun ROCKS
1348906
I have not experienced this yet. It locks into place good and allows quick clearing of your chamber. Also helps to be able to grab at any angle or position. But the design could get caught on Your clothing.
105052
Yes, it does. But guns never fire accidentally - people fire guns because of lack of proper training. Three rules will prevent this from EVER happening - 1. Always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction. 2. Always keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot. 3. Always keep the gun unloaded and the action open until ready to shoot. Notice that all three say "always".
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.
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.