Is the holster open or closed bottom?
1295040
It has an open bottom, but the muzzle does not protrude; it stops just short of flush with the bottom of the holster.
1295041
Open bottom but muzzle does not protrude....excellent holster....i use it with my xds and couldn't be happier
1295042
Mine for the S&W; Shield was closed. I have seen models for Glocks and 1911's with open bottoms.
599559
Open and closed are the exact same. I have to remove the case to talk on the phone, which defeats the purpose.
38396
The holster is a pocket holster made to put in the pocket. The holster can not attach to a belt or anything else. Other wise it seems to be built well and does protect the gun
887786
All I can tell you is that the Glock 19 fits perfectly and it doesn't stick out of the bottom at all. The holster is great at turning on the laser and light from whatever setting it was on when you holstered it last.
1927879
the picture shows belt clip. it's open and gun can fall out if not careful. do not suggest for loose fitting cloths, or people without gun carrying experience
1685362
The photo is correct. The holster is worn inside your pants with the clip securing to the pants/belt on the outside.
431143
The. Case is separate from the holster. The case has "lock open" position, which I discovered was causing the phone to fall off my belt, when it would inadvertently open on its own from being bumped or whatever. One of the ears broke off the lock feature. I never lose my phone, now. Great case. It does an exceptional job of protecting the phone. I would definately buy another.
527884
It is a paddle holster, tucks in behind waistband and belt and is for carry in the open, not concealed
46102
Should just let it stick out if the bottom a little bit, I have a 2" LCR 38 and it has about 1/4" of holster room to spare till the opening in the bottom. Great holster though, if it ends up not working just send it back.
2012442
There are 2 screws to adjust retention on the holster. This would not be my first choice for an open carry holster. Mine is on my competition belt. Look into a safariland duty holster.
1178439
Some thinner, floppier holsters may make it more difficult to re-holster, but this is a rigid open top, that will remain open once the firearm is drawn; you won't have to remove the holster. I have two of these, one for an S&W; M&P; 9c, and another for a GLOCK G-30s. This is probably the best value I've found for the balance of quality components and workmanship, at a very reasonable price. Buy lots of 'em.
1192431
the bottom is open on the half where the barrel is, the other half is closed. most pocket holsters are designed this way.
1041781
Outside the waist left. Inside the waist right hand. Hope this helps. It is a good holster.
1952432
I'm very sorry but I don't know. I don't use the holster, I just put it in my pocket.
1114906
The bottom is open, and the barrel of the handgun does not go beyond the bottom.
1140635
It actually holds tightly in the holster, and to remove it, it just slides from the top Hope that helps
507261
The holster has the typical "pocket" for the weapon, but attached at one corner is another, fairly thick and stiff rectangular piece of leather, that covers the entire area of the holster. This piece is opposite the side that goes against your body. This effectively prevents the weapon from "printing through" your pocket, and gives the appearance of a wallet instead. Very effective.