What is the size of the holster? Is it really 1x1x1?
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My flashlight shaft is 1" in diameter it doesn't sound like it will secure it firmly. So will it?
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I wear it on a 1-1/2" belt and it clips around it very well. Hope this helped.
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I threw mine away so I can't measure it, but it was much longer than just 1"; I would say 5", if memory serves me correctly. Completely worthless junk.
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The opening for the flashlight is about 1x1 round with elastic on either side for larger flashlights. The holster itself is about 5'' long.
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The actual size of the holster is : The "back" part that holds the clip is 6"long. The part the wraps around the flash light is 2-1/8". The width of the back is 2". The part that secures the flashlight is also 2" but expands to the size of your light. This is not made for "D" size flashlights. I think more for tactical types. Holds my Surefire Z2 fine. Hope this helps. Oh, the clip will fit a 1-1/2 web belt easily.
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The holster is probably not strong enough for police work if that is what you are asking. It's nylon and measures 2 1/2 " and stretches some.I guess the answer is yes.
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Hi Kevin, my Uncle Mike's ankle holster is a size 12, and it fits perfectly and is very comfortable, sometimes I forget I am wearing it......reguards Jerry
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theres just one wide one in the middle of the holster..the holster is really small..but real nice
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The clip on mine broke in days. I know that this is off topic but it is a grate light for price, kicked my old sure fire's butt. just the clip is it's weak point so a holster is worth buying and I hope someone can answer your question because I've stopped carrying this lightProduct Dimensions 6.5 x 3.8 x 1 inches I believe this is correct Maybe 6.5 is it fully extended for the focus.
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About 2 inches. It is standard for a holster, it is not an over-sized Sam Browne belt.
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1 1/2 X 1 1/2. My husband carries his in his pocket very comfortable. Works great for menu and fine print.
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The one that I bought was 1 1/4" long. Also, the bottom piece is aluminum and the thin top piece is steel, not aluminum as advertised.I bought mine for a bipod mount and it worked perfectly, stayed ontight. I decided to go with a quad rail and took it off. I'll sendyou the one I have for free if you can find a way to get me youraddress without pissing off Amazon.
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I just got my holster and I really like it. I put my twin 9mm S&W pistols in it. They are full size with 4 inch barrel. The keep that snapps the pistol in is ajustable to hold different size pistols.
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With 1 fnx 45 and 7 mags it is 16 x 4.5. It is a great bag + being amazon if you don't like it send it back.
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Out of the holster:length: 3 7/8"Width: 1 7/8" at the fat end 1 3/8" at the skinny endIn the holster:4 1/2" X 2 1/2"
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the LCR holster is 6 3/4 inches high, 4 7/8 inches wide, and1 3/4 inches deep. Much too large for me but couldn't figure out how to return it.
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The 1lb pistol grip is not a concealed carry option Btw. The 4 ounce size is concealable, and the 2 ounce size obviously better.
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While most of my belts are about one and one quarter inch wide, you should not have anydifficulty using a 1.5 inch belt. I even tried a canvas belt widen then 1.5 inches, and it worked fine. Incidentally, this is a very nice holster, with quality construction and a nicemagnetic type flap. I am very pleased with this holster.
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The dimensions of the part that screws on are approx. 8.5" X 11" and is almost like a thick leather. The fabric piece that the gun slides into is approx. 4" X 6" and is stretchy.
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It is the pistol frame size. These were patterned after Old West holsters. Weapons were not quite as thick as today. Keep working the leather you might get it to fit though.
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The listed dimensions are for the plastic "clamshell" package in which this trigger lock is packaged. The trigger lock itself is less than 3" long and about 1" wide, with the depth being over 2". It is sized to cover the trigger guard of most guns, with the lock post sitting behind the trigger, if possible.