Do you have to strap the drill every time you holster it to keep it from falling out?
374450
I found it to be a little awkward, it belts on at an angle and find I have to move it from one side to the other. I am not real pleased with it.
374451
i use a sears 19v. drill in mine and its a heavy drill but it stays put without strapping it in.
374452
No you do not.... Only suggest when at heights for safety that you do so!!!
374453
i have never used the strap and my impact stays in holster. i have a very large impact driver and it holds perfectly
374454
No, the strap is more for when you gotta move. It fits snuggly in there like a wespons holster.
802975
The clip slides over the belt, very secure, so much so that I usually just slide my belt through the clip. Not to bad sliding the holster on but taking it off without sliding the belt out is a little tuff, however the holster stay's put.
1708056
No. Not unless it's in the holster because then it's facing it. Otherwise it's not sturdy enough at all. I used it for one day and returned to the other one i was using.
530500
There is more of a strap to hook a drill in the back pouch. Not sure if that is what it is for but it works for me.
1140635
It actually holds tightly in the holster, and to remove it, it just slides from the top Hope that helps
1128865
The holster stays in place and does not slide around. The material between the mattress and boxspring will determine whether it stays in place or not. There are no issues holstering or withdrawing the firearm from the holster. I have used it for over a year with no issues. Great Product and I recommend it highly to anyone wishing to keep their firearm close at hand during the sleeping hours.
1612387
The holster is snug as it is outside the belt. Never had an issue with it. Sure, wearing it inside the belt would make it tighter, but could hinder the draw.
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.
1920333
It doesn't hook to the belt. It's a paddle holster. The paddle slides into the waistband and the weapon is on the outside of the pants. It's a great method and provides a very sturdy platform. I love the holster.
1254251
no it will when i bought the phone it already have rubber casing on it and when i got this holster it works perfectly will not fall out, it locks it in.
1699054
At first, it did because I only hand tightened with my fingers. I didn't want to over turn it of fear it will be locked. I tightened it all the way the next time with a coin, and it had never moved again. It will get dirty though from all the lead and debris extracted from the barrel so I advise you to use a damp cloth with water or a Q-tip small dab of gun cleaner then use the damp cloth.
2236858
It does not. I returned mine because of this. I am much happier with my cook's holster (covers safety, mag release and is secure and will not fall out).
998771
No. It screws into the hole on the tip of the handle. I have had no issue with it coming out.
281663
I just leave the drill in the "drill" setting (max torque) on the clutch ring for virtually all my work, taking care to shut off the trigger prior to over sinking a screw if applicable. Rarely have any problems. I guess the best answer would be that it would depend on the material you are screwing into, the type of screw, and the size of the screw. And that answer would only come through trial and error.
1132734
There is no way for it to fall out.If you don't like it send it back.It takes an effort to remove from the gun.
1443946
Does not have a holster, but I believe pockets on both sides are big enough to put a drill in upside down. I wear my belt a lot, but have not actually put a cordless drill in the pockets I'm saying would likely accomodate it.
2001281
You have to remove the phone from the holster, but not the case to charge since there's a brace on the bottom center. My guess is it needed it with the heavier phone. It doesn't easily slip out from the top, it sets in pretty well. Hope that helps!