So does holster allow for use on a belt? If so is it stable while doing a concealed draw? I have to have a belt type holster for the concealed class.
47273
A belt is not used or required for this holder, it "clips" over the edge of your pants instead. The paddle goes on the inside of your pants and the holster is on the outside. The rubber on the outside of the paddle, the part that sits against your leg inside of your pants, helps it grip. From what I recall, if wearing a belt there is a recess on the paddle that helps the holster grip a little better and adds to the stability of the holster, but I have not had it slip around without a belt.
47274
It is a great holster and the paddle holds the gun for any type of draw. I love it being left handed and not having to take my belt off to remove the holster. it fits over your belt and paddle is inside the pants to add greater stability. The holster works great with the small Ruger LCP.
47275
If the class specifies a belt holster this paddle holster will not be acceptable. It can be used with a belt but will not be attached like a true belt holster. Best to contact the instructor of the class and verify if they will accept this holster. If you don't have an acceptable holster you may not be able to do the class at that time.
47276
The holster has a clip that hooks over belt and pants inside waist band . Works for me.
1106002
Hi! Yes, you can use the belt clip on a belt. You do not need to tread the clip through a belt. You can use the belt clip on a waistband but it is not recommended. The beltclip will latch on better to a belt.
1342900
Simply put, there is a nylon loop on the back, made of the same material as the rest of the holster. This will slide over most standard belts, and is a secure fit. It also includes a clip system, but I have never used it and can not speak for that particular mounting method.
1655920
Hi. I've had no problem wearing this without a belt. I find that the clip hold well and does not slip. I personally like it and would purchase another one if I needed one. Hope you like it as much as I do. Good luck.
1979490
Yes it is a belt holster, for quick draw yes, but it has no retention safety so if its a duty weapon i would be careful.
986370
Yes in a manner of speaking but there are better choices for cross draw IMO. My holster is right hand. If I wear it on my left side, or backwards, the pistol is oriented either straight up or at an angle with the butt forward depending on which slots I use. With the butt angled forward it sticks up in my abdomen and is in the way.
963887
A paddle holster can be taken on and off pretty easily if you need to because it slides down over your belt/waistband. Abelt holster requires running your belt through it and won't come off unless you take off your belt. I've been using Fobus paddle holsters for years and never had a retention problem and it's my go-to holster for every gun I've got.
37112
Some holsters don't have clips that go over the belt and use Velcro to secure the holster. I have never used it but I assume its for a situation when the clips over your belt may be a dead giveaway that you are carrying concealed... hope this helps...
1617191
It's just a slip on, it has a notch on the back to allow it to grab onto the belt but you don't feed your belt through it. I love this holster, once it's on I forget it's there and it holds firmly in place, it doesn't slide around at all.
171575
Pocket carry only. No clip to adhere to pants or belt. You could put IWB (belt would have to be tight) but it could drop to the ground. Not worth the chance. It is a wonderful holster though.
171572
It is made for pocket carry. I did try the IWB approach and it works. With no way to attach to either belt or pants, I'm not sure how secure it would be. Around the house it felt good. Drawing the 238 was not a problem but reholstering could be if the holster were to shift after removing the firearm. I use IWB all the time and feel better having my holster securely attached to my belt.
2016807
No. I only see an adjustment being made for the width of the belt. Still a great holster, but perhaps not for the speed draw enthusiast.
17308
The "paddle" slides inside your waistband, belt is not required to use this holster. Gun held tightly into place by tension around trigger guard, will not come out accidentally.
1149982
If you mean tuck the shirt over the top of the gun I don't believe it is designed to do that specifically but you probably could with just the belt clip showing.If there is a such thing a a special clip meant for tucking in an inside the pants holster I would say this doesn't have that.if you mean just tucking in you shirt and wearing it outside the shirt you could definitely do that with mostly just the grip showing.I love this holster still no problems with it.
349227
Its ok. Im constantly concerned that it will work its way out of the holster so i wear a diff holster when going somewhere that i know there is allot of sitting. Great for concealment though.
1178437
I carry inside my jeans with a belt on and have no problem reholstering my weapon. It holds snug during routine movement, but not so tight as to restrict removal and return. I have been very pleased with this product and it's interaction with my Glock 29. Add in the price and I certainly recommend to all.
1241832
No, and you would NOT want one. It would defeat the purpose. This holster is primarily intended for a front pant pocket. The grip on the outer surface is supposed to keep the holster in the pocket when you draw the gun out. Take a look at the images on the manufacturers website if you're unsure. I did and that helped before I bought it. I use it daily now and love it.