Have a USGI Quick Release Pistol Belt (2.25 in) - will this work as the inner belt system for this particular battle belt? Thank You. JD590
19786
I believe it will fit, but it will be a tight fit to fit through the loops inside the battle belt.
19787
I believe it will.....I have a 2¼ inch on mine and work just fine....a little hard to get the buckle tru the loops...but works great...my battle belt is small and the inner belt is a large with just a little left over so just watch out for that... Depending on the size you are getting try to go 2 sizes bigger ( just in case).
19788
I believe it will.....I have a 2 inch on mine and work just fine....a little hard to get the buckle tru the loops...but works great...my battle belt is small and the inner belt is a large with just a little left over so just watch out for that... Depending on the size you are getting try to go 2 sizes bigger ( just in case).
72411
I also am having the same problem. I called the customer service number & she said to make a loop and get it just right and it comes right off. Not on mine. There doesn't seem to be a slot where the old belt can slide off. Help?? Anyone??
36525
Yes, but it is about 4 inches longer than it needs to be for the waist size of the pants. It is a decent belt, but it is prone to sag a little over time if you put weight on it like a belt-holster with a full size pistol. Even a Glock tends to weigh it down a little. I ended up buying a Blackhawk belt that puts up with the weight a little better.
348633
I am not sure about the belt, it did secure snug to my Condor plate carrier. I have thought about the Condor battle belt. If I pull the trigger I will check the fit and update.
377802
I have held a USP, but never put it in this holster. I would say this holster is a poor choice for the USP and will probably not fit well. Also the USP is a large gun that's fairly heavy so even if it would fit it will be floppy on the belt.
348631
Yes that is the belt I was using this with and it held up very securely. I now have it on body armor vest and a different mag pouch on the belt.
445929
Not positive. I tried it on a long shot for my older SL - BD2 and it was perfect. I think it's safe to assume they used a standard belt size for all of those older models, but not positive for sure.
1097672
Hi Mainaird , thank you for your inquiry , the UTG Heavy Duty Web Belt - Black , Heavy 2" black belt with hook-and-loop system fits up to 48" waist. Adjustable with quick release snap Thanks Phil
1274929
Hello Guru. I double checked that portion in which you are asking about. it should fit with little to no problem. The "belt" loop is +/- 4 inches and should fit a standard pant/5.11 belt.The only issue I have with this sheath is that I have the older style very thick handle and the straps that hold the snaps to secure the knife in the sheath itself are to short and will require some modification to work. But other than that small issue, this sheath is what I have been looking for,.Hope this helps
1613051
Yes, i purchased this for my Qualifier and it fits perfectly. Anything with the quick release system is interchangeable, i believe.
2204496
It appears, that the useful "inside diameter" of the belt loop is actually 2", rather than 2 1/4". Since your belt is still half an inch shorter then that, it would seem, that may allow for a little expansion of the loop to accommodate the 1/4 inch thickness, as it loosens up. Seems like it might work, but really can't tell.
866810
Yes it did fit my 2" belt. But..I was very disappointed in this product; or at least the one I received. It was very cheaply made (fyi on this part of the question). If you plan to use it occasionally pulling your tool or knife out it would be ok. It didn't fit my Gerber (product was made too short to hold it securely) and as I use my Gerber so often that I didn't think it would last very long anyway so I disappointingly put this holder aside for some other use. For the money for this one from my experience on it; you get what you pay for but for what it's worth, I'm also disappointed at the silly cost of the original multi-tool pouch holders being unrealistically expensive; no luck to date finding a decent & affordable replacement.
678479
It will, but it's meant for a 2.25 duty belt. There will be some play and it will probably move around on ya.
2122621
It depends a little bit on how thick the duty belt is. A 2 inch belt is basically the max that the sheath is designed for, but you might get a thin belt through there that is 2-1/8. I don't think 2-1/4 would fit at all. If it does, it's going to be stressing the rivets continually, which means it wouldn't last too long and might fail you at a bad time.
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The belt is exactly 2 inches wide. I just measured it myself. In case this is of interest to you or anyone else, I'll mention that I used it for a holster and dual magazine holder that had 1.5 inch openings. Although I proved it is possible, it was a complete struggle, wiggling and pulling and yanking and rocking back and forth in tiny increments that took forever. If I wanted to remove them and use the belt for something else, it would also be a struggle. I was determined to do it and I did. They will not budge which is cool because they do not slide around on the belt. This is fine with me as I have made this a setup that remains assembled. Instead of having to take off your belt and then put these holsters on in between belt loops and stuff, you just grab the whole belt and quickly clip it on over your pants and belt (or underwear or pajamas in the middle of the night.) If someone wanted to do this as a temporary thing, I do not recommend it. Needless to say, this 2 inch belt is undoubtedly designed to be used with items with 2 inch openings or clips.
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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.
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Hello, Bonnie. They do make a custom holster for about 15 brands. I went to their website and found the belt loop model for the P238 (nice!) You also have the choice of going with a 'clip' model; my experience is that clips can ride up on a belt and come loose, but one anchored in the loops keeps it on your hip. Here's the url: http://www.sneakypeteholsters.com/sig-p238-sneaky-pete-holster-belt-loop/ Best, Mark