Is it easy to draw with the clip? Seems like it would be a little odd.
1864792
I've had no issues with it. This is the same clip my handgun instructor uses too. He and I both like it. It requires some practice to be sure, but the ease of concealment is fantastic. Most people assume it's only a knife!
1864793
Cannot draw as quickly as some other holsters. However, I purchased it more for: minimum weight, comfort, and ability to conceal.
1864794
I've tried many holsters and none satisfied me. I'm 5'2" and slim. Not comfortable with holsters. Finally the clip was designed for me in mind. I've slipped it over my belt and inside my pants. I can pull the gun out very easily and fast which surprises me, because the clip seems firm. But I like best wearing it inside my front Levis pocket. I slip the clip over the edge of the pocket and leave half the gun handle sticking out. The draw is then fast. If you clip the edge of the pocket and slide the gun all the way into it till you can't see anything except the clip, then it is very difficult to draw out. Now my Ruger LCP .380 is with me all the time, in my pocket. I've tried many holsters and none satisfied me. I'm 5'2" and slim. Not comfortable with holsters. Finally the clip was designed for me in mind. I've slipped it over my belt and inside my pants. I can pull the gun out very easily and fast which surprises me, because the clip seems firm. But I like best wearing it inside my front Levis pocket. I slip the clip over the edge of the pocket and leave half the gun handle sticking out. The draw is then fast. If you clip the edge of the pocket and slide the gun all the way into it till you can't see anything except the clip, then it is very... » Read More I've tried many holsters and none satisfied me. I'm 5'2" and slim. Not comfortable with holsters. Finally the clip was designed for me in mind. I've slipped it over my belt and inside my pants. I can pull the gun out very easily and fast which surprises me, because the clip seems firm. But I like best wearing it inside my front Levis pocket. I slip the clip over the edge of the pocket and leave half the gun handle sticking out. The draw is then fast. If you clip the edge of the pocket and slide the gun all the way into it till you can't see anything except the clip, then it is very difficult to draw out. Now my Ruger LCP .380 is with me all the time, in my pocket. « Show Less
1864795
It's very easy!! I even put the clip underneath my belt for even better concealment. Honestly the clip is one of the best purchases I've ever made as far as firearms go. Absolutely love it, and have had it for some time now with no wear or damage. It's still very tight, and I've yet to tighten anything down.
1864796
Our security guard uses the clip all the time in jean pocket. The Ruger is so small that I keep mine loose in my pocket for easy access and concealment. The Ruger is visible if used with vertical pocket opening but not so much with horizontal opening of jeans.
1864797
No, it's a trade off for total concealment but If you're aware of the situation ahead of time, it's easy to get to it
63397
I don't use the clip so I am probably not the best person to ask. I did put the clip on when I first received the case and it seems like it might work pretty well.
2233119
I would recommend this tablet to anyone drawing anything. I am not a professional artist by trade and still found it very easy to pick up and adjust to. One thing that may require adjustment to is the pressure. I typically had a very hard stroke and pressure when using a pencil and found I was wearing out the pen nibs quite quickly (I went through 2 nibs in a time span of about 2 months). After getting used to the more "light" feel, I have been able to use the same nib without any noticeable wear for approximately 8 months now.Long Story Short:Yes I would recommend this tablet for drawing anime for beginners. I would recommend this tablet to anyone drawing anything. I am not a professional artist by trade and still found it very easy to pick up and adjust to. One thing that may require adjustment to is the pressure. I typically had a very hard stroke and pressure when using a pencil and found I was wearing out the pen nibs quite quickly (I went through 2 nibs in a time span of about 2 months). After getting used to the more "light" feel, I have been able to use the same nib without any noticeable wear for approximately 8 months now.Long Story Short:Yes I would... » Read More I would recommend this tablet to anyone drawing anything. I am not a professional artist by trade and still found it very easy to pick up and adjust to. One thing that may require adjustment to is the pressure. I typically had a very hard stroke and pressure when using a pencil and found I was wearing out the pen nibs quite quickly (I went through 2 nibs in a time span of about 2 months). After getting used to the more "light" feel, I have been able to use the same nib without any noticeable wear for approximately 8 months now.Long Story Short:Yes I would recommend this tablet for drawing anime for beginners. « Show Less
1265116
I don't think you can do much. The clip appears to be affixed with adhesive and likely to break over time and usage. I have resorted to carrying it in my hand--not convenient but don't want to invest in another one. Also , I have had trouble with the battery contact area. The cloth strip interferes with the battery contact areas and render the device unusable--had to cut it off but even though, I still have trouble getting the batteries to set just right in the chamber in order to power the device.
1023318
A little. There are methods of stretching and smoothing the inside to assist in better removal. I used it for a while but was too clunky for my taste and moved on to the Clipdraw.
428928
I've never been comfortable with a small of back draw, and use this holster in one of two different ways; strong side (right hand) and in the right pocket of my blue jeans. Both are a matter of preference for whatever I am doing. If the weather is such that I can wear a light jacket and not stand out in a crowd, I'll attach the gun and holster to my belt on the right side of my waist. If the weather is warm, I'll put the holster and gun into the right pocket of my blue jeans. The nice thing about putting the holster and gun into the right jeans pocket is that when I draw the gun, the holster actually stays in place in my pocket, while the gun draws quickly and easily. The bottom line is that this holster can be used in several different ways, not just small of back. If it feels good when drawing the gun, and the gun can be drawn quickly, safely and without hanging up on anything, it is a matter of personal preference whether to wear this hoslter in the small of the back, the right or left side of the waist or in the front pocket of a pair of pants.
658404
There are a lot of recent reviews showing how easy it is to pick this with a paperclip or hair clip. I'd like to know from recent purchasers if this is still the case, without having to purchase a new lock for the unit.
940877
Yes, that is the only way I use it. The clip is polished so it attracts eyes easily, though.
651618
Hi ... in response you your question, I tried to twist off the clip. Seems it's either glued or affixed so well that it's not going anywhere. I felt like it'd break (not easily) from all my twisting before it'd come off. I seriously doubt it'll come off with normal use. I use the pencil all the time and think it's a great instrument.
753483
I would be very carful as drawing light is very fragile. Get a sturdy drawing case to use. I hope this helps.
2044630
No it is a right hand draw only. It will not work if your trying to draw with left hand.
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...
912643
I have not used these to draw. The tip is more rounded, probably not too good for drawing. A tip more pointed like a pencil would work better. Letters and numbers would work okay.
1041009
Easily. there is a small screw at the bottom of the handle, all you need to do is take that screw out and slide the clip out, though there is a little resistance.
1193263
The clips are a bit of a squeeze. You may be able to use your hand area beneath your thumb with the clip resting on a flat surface. Give it a try and good luck!
907589
Yes, but it isn't as precise as you would think. If it's just for kids drawing for fun it's great. For professional artists I'm not sure it would be up to that sort of standard.
245085
Wherever you decide to wear it, you need to be able to draw from the holster within 2 seconds, wearing it in the small of your back will add valuable seconds to your draw time. Plus it leaves it vulnerable for others to come up behind you and draw it before you can. I would advise against it, but that is just my personal opinion.