When you release the pistol grip, does that lock it into its current position?
458049
Yes, squeezing the trigger releases it from the current position. Also, there is a wing nut on the back of the pistol grip that allows you to control how tight it holds its position. You can also use this wing nut to set the position of the grip (loosen it to move to the position you want then tighten).
458050
Releasing the pistol grip does secure the position. However, with intention, the operator can still move the position. This tripod is very stable and reliable.
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.
1140635
It actually holds tightly in the holster, and to remove it, it just slides from the top Hope that helps
341266
Unfortunately no. The grips are based on the same tech as the Perfect Pushups and rotate freely. There isn't a locking option for them.
318087
It secures the pistol. I don't have mine in front of me but if I'm not mistaken it connects to the pouch via Velcro and wraps around the pistol and snaps it in.
1030252
Yes. The little black switch above the trigger controls which direction the head moves.
1211459
Yes, if it has been converted to the pistol grip, trigger forward AK configuration. I have one on mine.
1385864
Yes...the gun comes out holster stays. You will like it. A little practice makes it very easy
287329
Yes it does. That's exactly what I have and It works fine with it. You need to get used to the draw. It holds the pistol snugly
1358855
you would have to hold trigger down, once you release trigger it stops firing
1197936
In my holster, it seems as though there are two levels of "grip". If you push the gun in as hard and far as it will go, it is a bit tight removing it. But I find that if I don't push it quite so far down it still maintains retention, but comes out a bit easier, without giving me the feeling it will fall out. I probably would not jog with it unless pushed down all the way.
472486
no, it does not. You are free to go up and down moving your arms but you cannot lock it in any position
2133823
No it actually has a snap lock and release for the pistol holster. The holster is Velcro attached to vest. Overall, the vest is awesome, I don't think you'll be disappointed with it. For all it has its a good investment.
493747
My trigger guard does the same thing. It releases toward the front. I have learned to deal with this. Hope this helps.
97105
No ... it has a paddle to hold it to your pants and belt. Look at a Blade Tech Revolution instead. They come with a paddle and a belt attachment and ... you don't have to break your arm to get the pistol out of the holster.
339935
Oh, yes. That is its design. But will it hold tight when you fire the gun? I would say not, because it does not hold very solidly. If it were shaped to really wrap around the trigger guard and hold onto some length, that would be different, but instead it is held largely by a tiny, sharp screw that nicks the trigger guard while not holding strongly. What tries to hold initially just rotates loose once it receives much shock.
1696214
No it will not in this version, save your money this is a questionable design. It works fine when belt mounted (no lights attached). If you have it holstered, sitting on the shelf as most folks do when not carrying it, it will not release the weapon! Instead in that case you don't have a usuable pistol, you have a club! Keep looking at other designs/manufacturers for your holster needs.