Can the items on the belt be shifted and removed? For instance, could a left-handed shooter detach the handgun holster and replace it?
1045733
Yes. Able to position the gear where you need it but will need to order a left-hand holster
1910185
The belt clip can be removed, it could be mounted on a rifle with a scope mount.
1534344
Not on mine. The holster is removable on velcro and the belt piece can come off but the rest is all sewn on. Not bad placements though and it has velcro on the other side. I added a second holster.
2125345
Yes, the clip can be removed and placed on the other side for left handed shooters
318094
I don't do a lot of quick draw, but, when I have, I have't had any problem with the holster coming loose. As a matter of fact, if I do wish to remove the holster from my belt, it is easier to undo the belt and slide it off rather than to pull it loose over the belt.
1838460
The clip is part of the belt holster, and is not designed to be easily removed. I suppose if someone was so inclined they could remove the clip. This would require a little effort to drive out the retaining pin and remove half the clip, and then the other half may require you to cut it free. I'm uncertain why anyone would want to do this.
1699222
No, and that is probably good. The loops for the belt are tough rubber plastic and double stitched. No one will get this off your belt. Has a velcro divider inside that will hide a small gun so it can be opened and no one will see the conceal.
186700
The holster is universal, the buckles to install it to your belt goes through the middle of it, so you shift it.
913300
Yes you can. It is one of the hardest clips to put on pants I have and have many holsters--removing it is a good idea.
412480
yes you can remove it and use the belt/pant clip...or just hold the item in your hand
1032426
No, it's right hand only, it does appear to have a velcro function that allows you to have it on the left side but I decided to give it a try to answer your question, It won't hold strong enough, I put preassure on it and it can eventually fall off. I'm sorry, only the right side is sturdy. I hope my answer helps you in your decision. What you can do is buy the belt and buy he holster aside, you still be getting a bargain with quality.
964217
It can be removed but needs to be cut out. The holster on this product broke the first two weeks I had it.
407906
It can only be stuck in the holster facing inwards. If it is facing outwards it would be prone to damage.
2116009
Hello Andy, Yes. It can be removed. But we recommend to keep it there as the recommend way to carry the knife is put it on the belt clip for safety reason. Many blessings, BlizeTec
963886
Using a belt with the paddle version optimizes the retention of the holster. There are small "hooks" on the back of the holster itself which positioned below the belt, holds the holster in place even when drawing. There is considerable resistance to removing the pistol from the holster but when worn over a belt, there is no worry that the holster will come out with the pistol. It is easy to remove but you should loosen or unbuckle the belt. I prefer this method over a holster that in threaded on the belt. It is easier to position for comfort and access.
436306
Couldn't you just use a Glock punch tool? Seems to me like pressing on the nub should enable you to move it off.
33048
NO. This otherwise very satisfactory gun-holster/case had a belt attachment that was misplaced and did not hold the case in position. I considered changing it myself, but decided I would have to practically re-do most of the stitching on the back. I really wanted to keep this reasonably-priced item but decided the unwieldy belt-attachment was unsatisfactory. I returned it and bought the more expensive but 100% satisfactory "Sneaky-Pete" belt case/holster.