Could you use this belt for carrying a 9mm S&amp;W gun in a holster?
901108
yes it is made of very good material for any tactical use. Very good belt and well worth the price I would like to buy another one
603188
I have only used it once (then lost it somewhere) for 1911 frame Kimber and SIG. I suspect that if you cinch up the belt enough it will be snug. It is a solid holster for sure. Wish I could find it again.
2054126
I can't see why not. It's a utility belt. I used it for a costume. I'm sure it can used for anything and purpose.
1416572
Hmmm, probably, but the holster itself is a piece of crap to be honest with you. Don't waste your money.
176006
It is possible, but I do not believe you will be happy. I carry a S&W; Tactical 9 which I believe to be .23 inches less in width than your Ruger, and mine is close to what I believe is ideal in this case. I think you could stuff it in there, but that may defeat the purpose of such a carrying case.
1483774
I am not experienced enough to answer that question. It's okay for a practice holster, but sometimes the holster comes out with the gun.
575943
I don't have a holster for this, only use it at home for emergency, I know my husband in the past used a military belt to hold everything from water canister to knife. You can find it at the army supply, check your area for one.
901107
I don't see why you couldnt. Its just like any other nylon web belt. Fits through regular belt loops.
2236400
I have a 380 and I don't think it can hold much bigger. Also if your Glock would fit it may not be compleatly "concealed "
2040236
I bought it for my husband, and he does use the holster on his belt, but I don't think you have to. I think you could still carry it in your pocket.
1487514
Possibly. It does not taper very quickly so there may be room for the light depending on the size. Plus, if you want to work with it the material is conducive to molding it the size and shape. However, the holster is not designed for quick retrieval of the weapon unless you want to modify the retention strap and buckle.
1022765
Not exactly, no. The slot for a belt is 1 1/2 inches. My guess is you could force it, it would just pull down the top of your pants a little (since the top of the pants is what carries the weight, not the belt). I'd recommend either getting a narrower belt, or going with a different holster. (For the record, this is a good little holster, though.)
1258058
It carries better with a belt but you can use it without one. However, the holster will shift. I use shorts and t-shirts with a web belt for comfort and that works well (foe me).
762391
Not very well since it is designed to go on your belt.. You would need a strap around your shoulder, not very comfortable but maybe plausible.
1367056
Absolutely. I've got mine strategically configured to carry a Ruger LC9, similar in size to the Bersa, plus a micro .380 like the Ruger LCP, plus spare magazines for both pistols.
1466096
If the belt has MOLLE or pals webbing, it'll fit but it won't fit a regular pants belt. It's flat too, so it's not a good platform for a holster at 3 or 9 o'clock. It's more for a chest mount in my opinion.
1780687
Not really, I would try it but it would fall out. Otherwise it's a great belt though.