Can the scabbard be secured behind a magazine pouch on a duty belt?
1390700
Hmm. It could because it is low-profile and has four mounting holes that you can use ties or laces to keep in place, but it's designed to lace into boot laces, and might be hard to get to quickly. The larger version of the TDI is better designed for placement behind magazine pouches http://thinblueflorida.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/IMG_1720-copy1.jpg
1390701
Not that im aware of. But you could possibly rig something up to make it work.
1390702
Possibly? It's about 2" from the center of the curve to the handles end the actual sheath is approx 1.5" x 2" and has holes in all 4 corners that you could actually lace or make loop with the para cord to secure it then side the pouch over it. I'd think it would have to horizontal and some of the handle would show.
485226
Yes, you can. It will attach to a regular or tactical belt. It will also attach to any MOLLE system.
1070183
The string u see on the scabbard could be used to lash it to a belt it has a hard plastic loop on the scabbard but not big enough to be used as an actual belt loop
1336972
Yes. it's on the back of the sheath, and the straps you use for securing it to your belt are used to tether it to the Molle webbing.
1104813
you will have to purchase a device to hang on your belt. The scabbard does not have any attachments
615606
To the best of my knowledge it can not be. The battery pack can be placed on ur belt using the holster. Its a pretty good design to be used in many situations.
1183582
It depends on which pouch you are referring to. The front admin section has two slits large enough to hold two AR magazines so a bottle of lotion or some micro towels would also presumably fit. The front concealed carry pouch behind the admin section might carry it to , but it would be more exposed.
1892919
If the tactical vest has straps of any kind less than 2.50" wide, then yes it could be attached.
953734
Yes. There are straps on the back of the mag pouch that allow you to turn it either way.
1237902
I haven't used it in that capacity, but it pretty much springs into place when you remove it from the pouch, so you'd have to secure it closed to attach to a vest or keep it in the pouch.
1751071
The outside double mag pouches will but the inner 3 single pouches probably not because the placement of the admin pouches
60361
If you are talking about the clip pouches Bay expand to fit most if not all standard magazine sizes they will not hold an extended mag without some kind of do it yourself rigging. Hope this helps
1813032
This pistol magazine pouch is made for the Molle System. The straps weave through the straps on a Vest or a Molle Belt and the pouch for tight attachment. I have bypassed the top cross strap on the pouch to attach it to a 1.25" belt but I believe it would fit to lose on a 2" belt without the Molle System straps.
1612673
The scabbard is 2"wide and it has a belt clip made of webbing this is also 2' at the very top of scabbard to hang on belt also has a moulded in belt clip to run your belt through in the plastic scabbard it also has 1/8"x1"long slots on either side of the blade as it sits in the scabbard, you might be able to lash through these slots to your molle webs I believe this is possible.
1327482
I have the DeSantis, C & L Thumb Break Scabbard1CLBA85Z0Cocked & LockedIt has 2 front and 1 back for belt.
2174326
The back panel (the bit the actual pouch velcros to) has molle strapping on the rear. This could be used to attach it to a belt. However its designed to be a pretty permanent attachment system (with the rip-away pouch being the bit you remove - leaving the back panel behind). You'd probable have to drop your pants (or at least remove the belt from pants AND panel to take it off.
1540644
Absolutely. That is exactly what I use mine for. In fact I own two pouches, one for my Beretta 92FS and one for my Glock 34.Hope this helps.Jim