If you re-holster your gun with V.C. without first clearing all clothing from the barrel it could cost you your life.
353507
As far as the gun being difficult to separate from the Versa Carry, leaving the gun attached to the V.C. for a few days will shape the V.C. to the gun & make it much easier to attach & detach.
 I like that there is very little bulk to the V.C., so it doesn't create any more bulge than just tucking the gun into your belt, but keeps the gun much more secure, & prevents it from sliding down your pants leg like when you just tuck it into your belt.
I like to carry A.I.W.B.  For those that don't know, that means Appendix Inside the Waist Band (in front of the right hip).
I carry a Springfield X.D. mod 2 .45 with a 3.3" barrel, & got the versa carry listed for that pistol, but found that when I sat down it dug into my groin/upper thigh area, it also didn't stick far up enough above my belt for me to wrap my hand around the grip before drawing the X.D., so I bought a versa carry for a firearm with a shorter barrel, which solved both problems since it rides higher.
Some have said that with a Versa Carry you can't re-holster the gun without removing the V.C. from your belt.  This is NOT correct.
The gun can be re-holstered as long as you first make VERY sure that all clothing is cleared from the part that inserts into the barrel.
If ANY bit of clothing gets into the barrel with the plastic insert it can be almost impossible to draw the firearm without removing everything & struggling to separate the gun from the V.C., it happened to me.  In a life threatening situation this could cost you your life!
1176222
I would not buy this gun unless you know a lot about airsoft. I real had to fix mine up.
3858777
Get my tank from UPS and am excited to finally get my gun working.  I read through the manual which gives instructions for set up as well as some warnings about not unscrewing the head from the bottle -as when under pressure it could cause the cap to shoot off and possibly kill someone.  The manual cites cases where users tried to unscrew the cap and that it can cause great injury.  This warning label is on the tank itself as well.

I put the tank on my table only to have it wobble down and almost fall to my hard tile floor.  The bottom is not flat like other tanks and if you try to set this down it is designed to fall or roll.  Not exactly what you want with a pressurized tank.

I screw the tank into my paintball gun, fire off a few rounds and then try to remove it (and yes, it is heavy as well as bulky).  As I unscrew the tank from the gun I see it's not coming off.  I realize that with every turn the cap is turning off.  I immediately stop.  This is the VERY first time I'm using the tank and the cap is put on so loosely as to come off on it's own?  I realize that it wasn't users trying to unscrew the cap, it's that the cap is designed to come loose on it's own.  There are two allen screws that are there to tighten the cap, but no matter how tight you set them they don't lock the cap in place tightly enough to not come loose when removing the tank from the paintball gun.

The only way I've been able to safely remove the tank from the gun is by holding the cap in place with a wrench while twisting the gun until it comes off.

Being that a loose cap is a seriously dangerous situation, why in the world do they design it where (at least in my case) it comes loose on the very first attempt at removing it from my gun?

My only guess is that these units were rejected from some other use due to this defect, and these guys slapped a warning label on it in an attempt at minimizing their liability.

The defect in the cap design is a potentially deadly danger.  Not something worth risking for a game of paintball.
3983677
Not too bad, but takes a little getting used to.  It's not really natural... at least to me... to wear a loaded gun inside your pants.  If you're going to wear a loaded gun inside your pants, this seems like a pretty safe and comfortable way to do so.

The instructions give a tip to wrap your gun in 2 layers of wax paper (wax side out) and leave your gun in the holster overnight.  This is actually a really good tip.  My 24/7 G2  fit too tight at first, but once I followed this advice it fit perfectly.
992552
Really liked it when I first got it. I could holster 3 or 4 different guns in it with no problem. Started using it exclusively with a CZ 97. About 2 months later I noticed a scratch on the left side of the firearm. The interior lining had worn away/shredded and exposed the metal rivet retaining the belt clip.
My advice, don't buy a $18 dollar holster for a $700 firearm! (lesson learned the hard way).
307573
J clips are a horrible design. Wear a belt to support your holster, then put all of the weighted load on your PANTS instead of on the clip. Doesn't make much sense, does it?
Sure, you can tighten your pants to cinch the gun down, then why wear a holster at all?
Then if it does work well, if you practice much then the clip REALLY starts showing its weaknesses. Draw, dry fire, reholster. The next time you go to draw, the holster comes out with the gun. What gives? When your reholstered the clip slides down and loses contact with the belt. It usually slides down and then the belt slides over the entire clip. So then when you draw the next time, there is nothing holding the holster to either your belt or pants.

PAY ATTENTION PEOPLE. Don't just buy something, throw it on once, and then say it's great. I saw the good reviews on this subpar clip design and had to speak my piece. There are MUCH better clip options out there.
1709353
Alright if you need something to sheath your glock until you can afford a more quality holster. Retention is preset and extremely tight. Would not be practical in a quick emergency situation. My girlfriend can barely pull the gun out of the holster when worn, and half the time I try to unholster the weapon the holster comes along with it. A little more searching, and a much better rig can be found.
4292643
The belt clip is impossible to use. You have to take your belt out of your pants to take the holster off.
1944766
I bought this as a cheap alternative to a sticky holster as I needed one right away. Overall it's a decent holster;. however, it is not sewn together on the barrel end. So if you push the holster into your pocket or belt line by the handle of the gun, you can push the barrel out that end, burying the handle in the holster, destroying your draw. Again, it functions if you are careful, but I will be replacing it with a sticky holster.
2041664
This system not only protects the muzzle but does a fine job of cleaning as well.  You see on most shove it down the muzzle systems you run the risk of damaging the crown of the muzzle.  Once that happens you might as well throw the barrel away as it will never be accurate again.  Accuracy depends upon the gasses behind the projectile being expended out and around the muzzle equally and if there is damage the gasses will not expel equally and thus skew the projectile.  Even if you are an expert marksman you won't be able to hit the barn door from 20 feet.
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I really don't want to give this product a bad rating as it is just a simple tool that does what its supposed to.  But it has a serious safety flaw/problem!!:

The kit came with no instructions, so I was figuring out how it worked, and as I was turning the screw on the side of the barrel, the sharp pointed 2 inch pin needle inside the barrel shot out like a projectile dart.  It was spring loaded and the screw is what held it in.

Luckily it wasn't aimed at myself or anyone, because it could have caused serious injury.  After the pin shot out I was left feeling very disturbed that this tool could have taken out my eye out.

So, I feel compelled to warn and advise others who might be buying this tool set.
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If you are a defender of yourself and your family and friends.  If you travel across the United States on business or pleasure then you owe it to yourself, and to them, to be aware of the existing and ever changing weapon's laws that vary from state to state and town to town.  This book is a must have for the armed traveler.  It is very cheap insurance for what could be a costly mistake.
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I have four of these, 2 pistol calibers, 2 rifle (.223 and .308) The other's I've had no issue with, this one fit too tight, and now it's stuck in my chamber and will not come out. I tried tapping it out with a cleaning rod, and the guts came out, and now just the shell of this boresight is stuck in the chamber of a gun that's fired maybe 80 rounds. I wish I'd never bought this, and I've never said THAT in a review before, as now I have to send the barrel off for repair.
3022656
Gun is held in place by gravity. Retention screw is worthless, try to run and your gun will fall out.
2266690
the product itself is built like a tank but the 9mm glock mag is far too boxy to wear comfortably IWB.  Unless you are 1% body fat.
4673401
Overall this safe will prevent a quick and fast smash and grab or a child from getting access to the firearm. Will it prevent someone with tools? 9 times out of 10, no. The cable which comes with this safe is complete garbage. I was able to cut the cable into two in less than a minute with pliers. If you buy this for your car you MUST upgrade the cable. Before I purchased this safe, I read a review recommending changing the cable to a Tufnut's sc3 hi-strength 3/16"-1/4" x 3 cable (total of $7 w/ shipping). This was the making and breaking point. This one simple upgrade will prevent 9 out of ten thefts. I have added photos to show how much room a Glock 19 has and to compare the two cables. The only concern I have now is if someone was to bust the lock with a screwdriver and a hammer. For this reason the wire will be going through the trigger guard (unloaded) and out around something in my car with a strong deadbolt lock on that end. This will prevent someone cutting the wire and/or busting the lock as the gun will still be secured. Yes, these two changes are going the distance but if I have to leave my gun inside my car I want it there when I get back. I also don't plan to have quick access to it given you'll have to go through two locks to even use the firearm. If you want quick access then I'd suggest not buying this at all and buying a cheap handgun you don't mind losing.

(if you upgrade the cable you will need to spend 5 minutes or less filing down the tunnel for a nice clean fit)
2984859
Impossible to draw the holster will scratch the finish, will take extreme physical effort to draw the revolver out of the holster. If your life depends on it you will become statistics.
Dont waste your money.