How do you carry this thing around? I don't see any mention of a strap, a hook for a caribiner, or a holster of any kind. Other than that..
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Hi Scott-You're right - you don't have many options other than just hold with your hand. I actually got this for my dad, and while a super-bright light, I would recommend the model I got for myself:FOURSEVENS Quark Pro "X" 123²/ QP2L-X Black Finish / Cool White LED; 2XCR123A; 360 LumensIt's cheaper, much smaller, and comes with several accessories to carry it around (including my favorite a nice belt strap). And most importantly, it's essentially as bright (while the Fenix has a bit more concentrated throw, the Foursevens has a broader beam, which is more preferable in my opinion). Hope that helps... Hi Scott-You're right - you don't have many options other than just hold with your hand. I actually got this for my dad, and while a super-bright light, I would recommend the model I got for myself:FOURSEVENS Quark Pro "X" 123²/ QP2L-X Black Finish / Cool White LED; 2XCR123A; 360 LumensIt's cheaper, much smaller, and comes with several accessories to carry it around (including my favorite a nice belt strap). And most importantly, it's essentially as bright (while the Fenix has a bit more... » Read More Hi Scott-You're right - you don't have many options other than just hold with your hand. I actually got this for my dad, and while a super-bright light, I would recommend the model I got for myself:FOURSEVENS Quark Pro "X" 123²/ QP2L-X Black Finish / Cool White LED; 2XCR123A; 360 LumensIt's cheaper, much smaller, and comes with several accessories to carry it around (including my favorite a nice belt strap). And most importantly, it's essentially as bright (while the Fenix has a bit more concentrated throw, the Foursevens has a broader beam, which is more preferable in my opinion). Hope that helps... « Show Less
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It has a strap that is attached to the cap on top, quite strong ....looks like a 3" lanyard then a 6 or 7" strap. We bought two of them and a third for our son. Never seen such a beautiful and powerful flashlight. If you were going hiking, I think you would put it in a backpack.
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It comes with a strap. I personally carry it in my cargo pant pockets when I use it eventhough I always have the strap on.
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As previously stated above. But, I think you could search online and find a holder or carrying case that would strap to your belt if you wanted to carry it on your person. Or have a leather smith, which is what I was contemplating, and have a custom carrier made for it. I have carried a lot of different flashlights over the years that come with a light canvas/web type holder and have had each one wear through eventually from everyday use.
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I don't carry my flashlight it's in a tool box, but i have had one made for another light, years ago, by a friend of mine. You might have to do the same.
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It comes with a strap/lanyard which would work for a carabiner but a bit long maybe. It is packaged in a hard plastic carry case with handles. I personally, due to it's size, leave it on the passenger seat or drivers side door bin until needed.
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There is a small handle on the back side that you can carry, at least with mine. You can always sew a handle or strap on. I've sewn patches and a few straps on my bags but my bags don't leave the bike.
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You can configure it differently than pictured. I made mine cross behind my back and connects to my belt on the other side. It looks nice but is not comfortable for regular carry. Just a show piece. Pretty stiff.
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There are 2 small straps that are connected to the seat of the chair. When closed you can carry it by these 2 straps but it is very uncomfortable and will hurt your hand. It is not well thought out and I can guarantee you will not be happy with it.
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I believe it came in a holder with a loop to put in a strap. Don't remember. I got this for a gift to a friend.
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Its more like a handle, too short to be a shoulder strap. There is a clip to attach to backpack or belt or you can use a carabeiner.
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I think the Rifle is strapped on the back in the bottom not an easy access while it's on your back. There is a place to put a pistol on your side with it that has very easy access, for your safety like a bear. I will ask my boyfriend and respond again with a better answer if I'm wrong.
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I added an Allen company shotgun shell holder to mine. I also bought that on Amazon for under $15.00. It hooks into the Molle straps and fits perfectly, holding 10 shells. I have since seen some higher capacity options available and may give one a try. I haven't seen any standards with shell holders built in. I'd definitely be interested in one, though.
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I am using my ultra light carry bag. I have to tie the bottom straps but it works fine. I am going to go to my Ping carry bag but I am just to lazy to dig it out of the basement. I think you could use whatever bag you want.
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My wife and Me agree this is a quality purse but does not lend itself to easy access to your firearm. Also it will only comfortably accomodate fairly small pistols. The main thing we discovered is this: If you want a purse for conceal carry, get one that has a cross body strap. You don't have to struggle trying to hold your purse and retrieve your weapon at the same time. Also they are harder for a thief to grab your purse since it is around your neck. Hope this info. helps as it just our opinion. HAGD
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There is a clip on the back that you can attach to a strap or pocket. Its like a clip on a pocket knife or a pen.
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Got mine around October 2013 and it did indeed come with a very nice holster. Nylon holster with velcro on the flap, belt hook on the back, and a plastic D-ring with a large caribiner clip for attaching to things. I'd be a bit upset if I ordered another and received without the holster. It is a very high quality holster and is needed since it is such a "fat" flashlight and doesn't easily fit in pants pockets, unless you are trying to impress.... LOL
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While I usually carry at the 4:00 position, I did try appendix carry to see what people were talking about. The Versacarry works quite well in this position. Depending what other equipment I carry, I often alternate between right and left side carry as my 380 is usally used as a "back-up" unless I'm dressing down. Then it becomes primary carry.
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Sorry, no strap or handle of any kind came with mine. Just a high quality sleeve.
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I have a leather double magazine pouch and a single kydex magazine holder. There is no way this knife can be attached to either. Not too sure what you mean by "hook around". The belt is the place where most people would prefer to attach it. I also have a spiderco Delica 4 that has a clip on the side. I slide the knife into my front pocket and clip it to the pocket so that it is readily available. The clip is black and is barely noticeable. Opens fast by using the thumb of the hand holding the knife. The Kershaw Brawler also works well and is an assisted opening knife. Hope this helps... I have a leather double magazine pouch and a single kydex magazine holder. There is no way this knife can be attached to either. Not too sure what you mean by "hook around". The belt is the place where most people would prefer to attach it. I also have a spiderco Delica 4 that has a clip on the side. I slide the knife into my front pocket and clip it to the pocket so that it is readily available. The clip is black and is barely noticeable. Opens fast by using the thumb of the hand holding the knife. The Kershaw Brawler also works well and is an assisted opening knife. Hope this... » Read More I have a leather double magazine pouch and a single kydex magazine holder. There is no way this knife can be attached to either. Not too sure what you mean by "hook around". The belt is the place where most people would prefer to attach it. I also have a spiderco Delica 4 that has a clip on the side. I slide the knife into my front pocket and clip it to the pocket so that it is readily available. The clip is black and is barely noticeable. Opens fast by using the thumb of the hand holding the knife. The Kershaw Brawler also works well and is an assisted opening knife. Hope this helps... « Show Less
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I don't recall and my PFD isn't available right now. However you could simply clip a carabiner onto the strap and have an attachment point lanyard clip. It's a great PFD, I've enjoyed mine.
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The carrying sheath is cheap and unreliable. Use something else and could but you would have to fashion it yourself. The hand guard is kinda large and has notches which may catch on other items you would be wearing.