What is the weapon retention feature? (strap or push button)
464405
Self locking and it's great. You can run, tumble, etc and it won't come out. You actually have to give your weapon a quick snap to release it from the holster. I never had one that was more comfortable.
464406
Neither.....the retention feature is a "squeeze" function on the front, inner portion of the trigger guard. Simple friction holds the gun in the holster. It is adjustable.
464407
Fobus has no button they have a screw u can tighten or lossen blackhawk serpa has this feature and is by far a better holster
464408
There is no manual retention feature. It essentially snaps into place and is held there by an enlarged piece of material at the trigger guard. You have to give it a jerk to come out.
464409
Neither. The firearm clips snug in the molded portion and can only be drawn by a directly vertical pull. There is a screw adjustment on the side to manage the tension of the holster grip on the weapon. It takes some tweaking to get the holster grip and angle of draw down so you can do it smoothly. It's quite comfortable to use.
464410
There is no lock, you just rely on pressure to keep it in. I highly recommend the Blackhawk.
773235
No. There is no pin. The strap is meant to keep the stun gun from being taken from you. And it does a good job at that because the strap fits snug enough so the hand can't come in or out in just one motion. It has to be worked in or out of it.
1526589
I installed the AccuStrut on a Mini 14 Ranch Rifle that I had customized with a tactical stock, a custom 3.5 pound trigger, scope, and sling. Considering the mod's I made to the rifle I am not sure if the barrel is more stable due to the strut, but it does add to the "cool" factor. I think that the faster your trigger finger and higher number of rounds through the barrel makes it more susceptible to movement so I am keeping the strut. For the enthusiast that shoots a magazine and puts the rifle away it would not be necessary.
99770
It will help keep the strap in place if you are doing a lot of movement, taking shots on the fly. The strap can slide forward or backward on your shoulder, and the underarm strap basically keeps things in place.
458147
You have to remove half of it, basically the side that 'snaps' onto the trigger guard stays put. No guarantee that it will stay zeroed once you are done.
22235
yes on top of the button tht ejects ur mag their is a little thing that u push up witch feels like its gonna brake but dont worry
249053
There is a small push button on the back left of unit. Once on gun i use my left thumb to operate button. I am right handed so my thumb placement is right there with very little effort...
1848833
It's a left-right sliding mechanism, not a button. I use this on my rifle, mounted to the weaver rail just ahead of my forward grip. A flick of my index finger on my left hand turns it on. This is a very easily-moved switch, so be sure its in the off position when you case your weapon, so it is not on during storage!
2193302
It's simple...to a degree. If you have a strap with which you carry the rifle remove the front one. The pivot has pins that will fit into the strap holder. You can then reattach the strap to the bottom of the pivot.
531510
Yes and no. The arms lock when folded but both still swivel side to side when folded. It's not a deal breaker for me. I believe the benefit to this is to allow your weapon to track a target and pivot on the bipod a little while the legs are extended. It allows the bipod to remain planted while giving you some versatility. When folded up, the legs can still turn side to side. You might be able to tighten something to limit the play in the amount it turns. It kind of annoys me but I guess it's part of the design. The legs will not fold out until you release a button on each leg. Still a great deal for the money. Yes and no. The arms lock when folded but both still swivel side to side when folded. It's not a deal breaker for me. I believe the benefit to this is to allow your weapon to track a target and pivot on the bipod a little while the legs are extended. It allows the bipod to remain planted while giving you some versatility. When folded up, the legs can still turn side to side. You might be able to tighten something to limit the play in the amount it turns. It kind of annoys me but I guess it's part of the design. The legs will not fold out until you release a button on each leg. Still a great... » Read More Yes and no. The arms lock when folded but both still swivel side to side when folded. It's not a deal breaker for me. I believe the benefit to this is to allow your weapon to track a target and pivot on the bipod a little while the legs are extended. It allows the bipod to remain planted while giving you some versatility. When folded up, the legs can still turn side to side. You might be able to tighten something to limit the play in the amount it turns. It kind of annoys me but I guess it's part of the design. The legs will not fold out until you release a button on each leg. Still a great deal for the money. « Show Less
1054525
I had the impression that I was supposed to lock the clip after I pull the strap tight. It seems second nature to do so since you hold the ring with one hand an the clip/base area w the other to cinch tight to your body. After that motion, I automatically lock it in place. My D800 plus 24-70 would fall down every time if I didn't lock it.
8229
It uses the sync button to change mods, to go back you hold right trigger and press sync
1673358
I assume you mean a pin that will disable the stun gun if it is disconnected from the wrist strap. The answer is no. The wrist strap is only a key ring type connection to the body of the device and does not release
2002474
Its a "universal" semi-molded nylon piece. It does has a retention strap, but its only velcro that latches it down
1046829
No it's for attaching to a nylon sling. What you're looking for is the push button quick release.
1560616
It has a button on the side of the grip but I'm not sure what its purpose is.. It did not come with a cord and I don't see how to put a cord on the grip when there's no slot for it. No clear instructions came with it..
1684022
There are no buttons here. The back is a form of long loop which slides over an end of your belt, so you put it on your belt before you put on the belt. And they are not really pouches but molded leather slots for your mags.