how easy is it to draw the gun from the holster in the back pocket? Does the holster come out w/ the gun then need removed?
1385862
I own multiple holsters. This is my favorite. After using it a while it softens up like a wallet or pair of leather shoes. This holster is more comfortable than sitting on a wallet. It is very quick and easy to draw and reholster. The holster stays in your pocket when you draw your weapon every time. Looks like you have a wallet or large cell phone in your pocket. The only negative is that the holster requires a 7 x 7 inch back pocket. If you wear a men's size 34 inch waist levi's 501 jean, it should fit perfectly. A 32 inch 501 back pocket is not quite deep enough. Hollister or a&f; size 32 inch jeans have larger back pockets than levi's, and the holster fits perfectly. I own multiple holsters. This is my favorite. After using it a while it softens up like a wallet or pair of leather shoes. This holster is more comfortable than sitting on a wallet. It is very quick and easy to draw and reholster. The holster stays in your pocket when you draw your weapon every time. Looks like you have a wallet or large cell phone in your pocket. The only negative is that the holster requires a 7 x 7 inch back pocket. If you wear a men's size 34 inch waist levi's 501 jean, it should fit perfectly. A 32 inch 501 back pocket is not quite deep enough. Hollister or a&f; size 32... » Read More I own multiple holsters. This is my favorite. After using it a while it softens up like a wallet or pair of leather shoes. This holster is more comfortable than sitting on a wallet. It is very quick and easy to draw and reholster. The holster stays in your pocket when you draw your weapon every time. Looks like you have a wallet or large cell phone in your pocket. The only negative is that the holster requires a 7 x 7 inch back pocket. If you wear a men's size 34 inch waist levi's 501 jean, it should fit perfectly. A 32 inch 501 back pocket is not quite deep enough. Hollister or a&f; size 32 inch jeans have larger back pockets than levi's, and the holster fits perfectly. « Show Less
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No it draws fairly easy & the holster stays in your back pocket. Also easy to re-holster. The holster is stitched at the bottom of the square back, allowing you to get a two finger grip before you draw. But this also depends on what kind of pants you wear. I wear it in my duty pants & Levi jeans & have never had an issue. Hope this helps...
1385864
Yes...the gun comes out holster stays. You will like it. A little practice makes it very easy
1385865
Depends on how tight your pockets are. I wear mine in jeans mostly. Haven't had a problem. Easy to draw but takes practice.
1148299
yes, just put the Hogue grip on before you put the clip on. It can be pulled under it, but will catch and you could split or stretch it out on the side.Clip works good and keeps the gun from dropping into a pant let without holster. When drawing or holstering/clipping it to the pants it will grab a little more due to the grip, but not to the point you can get it on or off.
1851725
Hi Robert... if you're talking about taking it out of the holster then - apply pressure at the bottom of the phone and push up (sort of like old BlackBerry cases). If you're talking about taking off the base cover - I haven't found a trick, but I was able work the edges slowly and take it off. I don't believe the manufacturer meant the bade to be separated often (so please be careful not to chip the edge if you wish to reattach). If you find a better way, please share :)Thanks
385630
There is a tiny bit of reinforcement, but it's just an extra strip of leather. If you are looking for a holster that holds itself open then this is not the one you want. As soon as you draw your firearm, if you do not pull the holster out with the firearm then it will close.
507262
Attached to the holster only at the bottom. It allows you to remove the weapon ,leaving the holster in your pocket. your hand goes between the pocket guard and the grip
1023320
It is not hard to pull. This has been a very nice holster for me and I think you will enjoy as well
1515857
The question isn't one or the other. As you are pulling your pistol out the pocket holster the trigger stay will keep the trigger from accidentally being pulled. Once the pistol is in your hand the trigger stay is easily pushed to the side with your trigger finger.
1128867
There is a non-slip surface that you place in between the mattress and the mattress pad. The weight of the mattress on the non-slip pad keeps it in place.There is no problem drawing from the holster as long as it is not covered by a sheet or blanket, etc.
2240551
I have the LCP380 also. Have had the holster about a year I think. Remember, the entire gun & holster assembly is surrounded by the pocket. If anything, I'd worry about getting the gun out quick enough. Most often, I carry it in the front pocket. When I walk at night I have my hand in my pocket and ON the gun. This serves as a kind of "Quick-Response" position because I lift the gun slightly out of its full rest position in the holster. It's hard to explain. Anyway, overall, I am pleased with this holster.
1197938
This Glock holster has a retention design that makes it difficult to remove the pistol unless it is pulled straight up with a "snap". Tugging on the pistol to remove it is difficult for some people. Try pulling the pistol straight up with a quick "snap" movement and gradually over time the retention will loosen slightly.
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Hi James, Well I stopped using it a while back. It's now in my drawer of old holsters and such. On the photo you see 2 stripes. Those stripes are a cross between velcro and sticky rubber and that is what holds it between the mattress and box springs. Drawing, yep, that's why it's in the drawer. I don't think it was necessarily the fault of the holster. My mattress would move relative to the box springs resulting in the grip being forced against the mattress making it difficult to draw. The quality of the holster is fine. It's the function that fails me.Dale
765602
You have to slide the top safety up on the holster and then pull up at and angle; should come right out.
245085
Wherever you decide to wear it, you need to be able to draw from the holster within 2 seconds, wearing it in the small of your back will add valuable seconds to your draw time. Plus it leaves it vulnerable for others to come up behind you and draw it before you can. I would advise against it, but that is just my personal opinion.
1471734
It is very simple. You take of the back piece and replace it with the one they give you. Just be careful when U remove the plastic end piece because there is a spring that could fly out. Once you get it off replace the new piece by pushing down on the spring and replace the new end cap. Screw in the clip( u could use removable lock tight on the screws) and you R done. It works nice with or without a holster. Go on U Tube and someone will have it on there.
1731659
The concealed weapons badge has a permanent spring clip attached to it that is inserted in a pocket on the wallet. You can slide the badge out of the pocket and put it back in the pocket without any damage to the permit wallet.
1578308
The holster is a separate piece. You can easily carry the phone without the holster. I don't do it because the phone is too big for my pockets.
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I never use the holster. It is just one more layerof protection but it does come off of the case.