What's meant by "hinged pocket guard?" How does it work?
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The pocket guard conceals the print of the weapon against the outside of your pocket. The pocket guard is sewn to the holster near the barrel opening of the holster. With it only being atrached at one end of the holster, you can put your hand completely around the pistol grip off the weapon while it is still in your pocket . I can now draw the weapon from the holster without the holster leaving my pocket.
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The holster has the typical "pocket" for the weapon, but attached at one corner is another, fairly thick and stiff rectangular piece of leather, that covers the entire area of the holster. This piece is opposite the side that goes against your body. This effectively prevents the weapon from "printing through" your pocket, and gives the appearance of a wallet instead. Very effective.
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Attached to the holster only at the bottom. It allows you to remove the weapon ,leaving the holster in your pocket. your hand goes between the pocket guard and the grip
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It is hinged on one of the long sides. I was impressed when it arrived, really can't beat the price & quality!
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Hello, The back metal clip converts into a stationary "loop" by sliding a metal pin (provided) across the both of the clip. The pin basically locks the clip down securing it closed. It really works well in either situation. Thanks, George
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It close with a magnet . The elastic strap is also close with extra security. It works both ways. I like to place the heavy side on top just to have a better closure. Either way will work just fine. Thats just me. Ihope this willhelp.
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There is a metal tab push aside. One handed operation. Similar to most pocket knives
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I expect that it would depend on the details of the door, but understand that the faces of this will sit over the surface of the door by maybe a quarter of an inch, so if the pocket door fits snugly in the pocket, installing this might prevent the door from opening.
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It clips over your belt with an offset and and two small post to hold it in place. This does an excellent job of securing the holster. As a rule, it takes two hands to slip it off over your belt.
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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
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It doesn't show it in the pictures, but it comes with a bunch of attachments including an adjustable guard. You would be good to go.
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Hello,The guards are secured by a singular velcro strap in the middle of the guard. See my review for help securing the strap, and I previously answered a question on this item regarding size.. There will be a link in that answer. Good luck!
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This is a cool pocket door lock/pull. I have another door that used a rectangle pocket door lock so when the contractor cut a round hole in the door...I thought he had ruined it. I didn't know they made round ones. As already mentioned...the template is in the box. The pull mechanism is spring loaded so that when you push in on that little hook device in the picture, it pops out and you pull the door with your finger under the hook. When you open the door, then push the hook device in smooth to the surface and it will spring load waiting until you push it again. It is a nice device. You will like it. This is a cool pocket door lock/pull. I have another door that used a rectangle pocket door lock so when the contractor cut a round hole in the door...I thought he had ruined it. I didn't know they made round ones. As already mentioned...the template is in the box. The pull mechanism is spring loaded so that when you push in on that little hook device in the picture, it pops out and you pull the door with your finger under the hook. When you open the door, then push the hook device in smooth to the surface and it will spring load waiting until you push it again. It is a nice device. You... » Read More This is a cool pocket door lock/pull. I have another door that used a rectangle pocket door lock so when the contractor cut a round hole in the door...I thought he had ruined it. I didn't know they made round ones. As already mentioned...the template is in the box. The pull mechanism is spring loaded so that when you push in on that little hook device in the picture, it pops out and you pull the door with your finger under the hook. When you open the door, then push the hook device in smooth to the surface and it will spring load waiting until you push it again. It is a nice device. You will like it. « Show Less
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The fence has a second fence stored on it that pivots/swings into place allowing your hand to have working extra space. It is designed for thinner stock; you tug on it and the catches release, you rotate it, and then it snaps into place. Great feature!
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Instructions: use the guard and don't get your fingers too close to the blade.
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Yes. It attaches to the part of the holster that runs along the slide, and serves to obscure the shape that is visible against the fabric of your pocket, and to provide additional surface area to keep the holster in the pocket upon drawing. It's made of the same material as the holster.
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Tactical Pen's case contains a Q&A; insert about personal safety...there are no instructions per se, since the instrument is a functional ball point pen...the pointed end of pen would be the aspect utilized in a close quarter combat situation...primary directed toward soft tissue or nerve clusters (i.e. top of thigh)...I have carried this pen through several domestic airports' security checkpoints without any problems...if you are looking for additional info on its defensive/offensive utility, check out this YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHgENdGr8TA
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There is not a locking mechanism, though a pretty significant amount of force is required to engage the spring. It won't open from jostling in your pocket.
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Unit has 3 small magnets. Which " lock into place " whenever you manually close it.I guess my best description is it's like a checkbook with magnets. The billfold , when open will actually allow for one hand operation As the back magnet holds cover out of the way.I hope this helps.for 9 bucks you can't go wrong.Brian