Is it easy to re-holster weapon? or does it collapse?
1315058
It does collapse a little bit right at the top edge. But you can fix that by adjusting the ride hight one notch.
1315059
You can re-holster the weapon! I've had the same holster for 2 years now and I carry everyday! I love it! Can't tell it's there once it's broken in!
1315060
With a little practice and holster position, you should have no trouble re-holstering.
1416372
Yes. For an inside the belt holster it is pretty easy. The holster part is made of heavy plastic so it does not collapse against your waist when you pull the gun.
207527
The Kydex portion does not change shape and thus re-holstering will be consistent as long as you wear the holster in the same place on your body. Retention is very positive and you should keep your thumb on the rear of the slide to prohibit its movement and assure solid 'lock'. Like anything else with carry, practice is required to become proficient and to make the task second nature.
1128868
It stays fast. The only issue is when you're changing the sheets. If you pull the corner up on the fitted sheet the weight of the gun can make the whole thing fall on the ground. Take the gun out prior to fitting the sheet and then put it right back. Isn't an issue, just FYI. Drawing the weapon is easy and seamless, but I use a Glock 23 so there's nothing for it to catch on. Still, I don't foresee any issues with a different gun.
1118291
It WILL bend, but I'm not sure that there will be enough surface contact left to keep the holster secure.
1545729
The holster inside the case is attached to the case with velcro; you can position the gun however it works for you. Same goes for the spare magazine holder. The case is not built to accept full-size pistols; my M&P; Shield pretty much fills it up. It is easy to grip the gun because the internal holster doesn't hold down the gun completely. There is a Velcro strap to secure the gun in the holster if desired; I don't use it-I want to unzip the case and pull out the gun directly without having to first undo the Velcro. But that's me...
1922472
I have the 2 gun model and it works great and my weapons do not slide around at all. I keep 9mm and a 38 special in it.
2083275
Yes, it does disassemble easily. But I would like to sell mine to get one that is more lighter to carry and easier to put back.
1178438
I have been carrying this holster for about a year and I have never had to remove the holster to re-holster my weapon. I carry my G-19 & G-23 in mine and the fit has been great. I have had zero issues with this holster. Hope this helps!
1415038
It can collapse if you velcro it or bungy it..otherwise it would have to be removed.
444794
If I remember correctly, probably not. I tossed mine. Listen, I've repeated this again and again and again here ad nauseum... YOU DO NOT WANT TO WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS HOLSTER. I am an avid shooter and own lots and lots of brands of holsters, and the reason this holster is cheap is because it IS cheap... cheaply made, cheaply designed. The clip is a plastic piece of crap and will pull off with the gun in almost every instance. Also, the holster material is so light, it is nearly impossible to re-holster your weapon if you draw it without using your other hand to hold it open to put the pistol back in. If you have a gun you intend to carry, SPEND THE MONEY to buy a GOOD holster. If the time ever comes that you had to defend yourself, your family, or your home, you don't want a flimsy holster getting in the way. One more time... THIS HOLSTER IS JUNK, don't buy it.
2203891
Not a PITA at all. Two screws replace the trigger pins. It takes two different sizes Allen keys (one for each pin) but they just screw off. easy and secure. I removed the detent springs from the trigger group to save the threads on the GG&G screws and allow for easier insertion.
37711
It does not collapse or fold like an entrenching tool. It is one solid piece. It has a very sturdy sheath that holds it very well. The sheath holds this tool very firmly so, while it will not fall out or move around, do not expect a quick draw if you are thinking of this as a defensive device. It is a great all around tool that takes and holds an edge extremely well. Maybe too well. I keep mine almost razor sharp and I have to be VERY careful not to touch any of the sharpened edges. A simple touch results in an open gash. The M48 does not have to be this sharp though. It is just my preference to make and keep it that way. It does not collapse or fold like an entrenching tool. It is one solid piece. It has a very sturdy sheath that holds it very well. The sheath holds this tool very firmly so, while it will not fall out or move around, do not expect a quick draw if you are thinking of this as a defensive device. It is a great all around tool that takes and holds an edge extremely well. Maybe too well. I keep mine almost razor sharp and I have to be VERY careful not to touch any of the sharpened edges. A simple touch results in an open gash. The M48 does not have to be this sharp though. It is just my... » Read More It does not collapse or fold like an entrenching tool. It is one solid piece. It has a very sturdy sheath that holds it very well. The sheath holds this tool very firmly so, while it will not fall out or move around, do not expect a quick draw if you are thinking of this as a defensive device. It is a great all around tool that takes and holds an edge extremely well. Maybe too well. I keep mine almost razor sharp and I have to be VERY careful not to touch any of the sharpened edges. A simple touch results in an open gash. The M48 does not have to be this sharp though. It is just my preference to make and keep it that way. « Show Less
1652842
No, the holster is a very tight fight to the gun. There is very little extra space.
118490
Yes, it is very easy, just one clip to unlatch and it is totally detached from the base.
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.
984549
The mechanism itself is tight and sturdy. However, the rest the gun sits in is just a loose rest for the gun to sit in. It is not a tight fit.