I'd also like to know how easy it is for this thing to inadvertently fall out when the gun is being carried in a Fobus paddle holster.
1132733
I'm not familiar with the holster, but this trigger stay goes in snugly and would not fall out unless pushed with some force applied to its center.
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.
1132735
So far I have not had that problem. It fits behind the trigger snugly. With no safety this is well worth it.
1132736
I put it on my wife's in her ankle holster. It did not affect the fit. It was simple to install. It will not fall out on its own, but it is very simple to displace as you draw. I am very pleased with it. That being said, the only safety worth using is the one between your ears!!!
2066639
There are spring-loaded clips on the back of the holster, not Alice clips or a Molle type attachment, but that can fairly quickly attached to most belts even though it is set up for a military web belt.
2151660
I have never had a problem with it falling off. I only use the clip on my pants because I do not wear belts
1099317
Typical Fobus holster.......Paddle that goes inside waistband with the holster outside supported by belt or not. I would suggest belt. Certainly not a clip on.
1426183
It never slides off from my pocket or my normal holster. However I do have one holster that it does sometimes. Super Glue would probably fix it but that kind of defeats the benefits of the case itself. I think I would pick a different case then.
17310
This is what is known as a "paddle" holster. A portion of the holster fits inside your trousers and the main portion is outside. The Paddle on the inside provides the friction to keep the holster in position. It is an "easy on-easy off" type of arrangement.
318094
I don't do a lot of quick draw, but, when I have, I have't had any problem with the holster coming loose. As a matter of fact, if I do wish to remove the holster from my belt, it is easier to undo the belt and slide it off rather than to pull it loose over the belt.
1098701
True it's not a perfect circle but as I was tucking my shirt in, my IWB holster flipped upside down and my glock 19 fell onto the concrete and it landed right on the sight and beaver tail. My beaver tail broke and the RMR was perfectly fine. I was very impressed!!!!:)
2048136
OWB, and it isn't a paddle type. You must loop your belt through it, so it is not easily removed, or as a previous reviewer said, it's not easly conceilable either due to its thickness. It's a good holster, but if would like it much more if it had a paddle-type fastener.
1197936
In my holster, it seems as though there are two levels of "grip". If you push the gun in as hard and far as it will go, it is a bit tight removing it. But I find that if I don't push it quite so far down it still maintains retention, but comes out a bit easier, without giving me the feeling it will fall out. I probably would not jog with it unless pushed down all the way.
1665978
It won't fall out on its own if you push it in till you hear a click. It takes a noticable bit of effort to pull out, much more than you'd acheive even if you slung it around like a sling, it's going to stay put which is what I needed.
1920327
It has a paddle with two barbs that goes inside your pants. This holster does not attach to your belt. A belt should be worn to add stability to the holster.
1646310
I have never had any issues with that since the hard trigger pull is part of the safety features of the pistol. I carry this setup daily regardless of clothes with 0 issues. It has become my go to gun since the clip makes it effortless even in shorts and a Tshirt. I personally carry the pistol on fire with a round in the chamber in my waistband. I have never had anything come close to getting inside of the trigger guard. I hope this helps. The installation just requires a small punch. The rest is very simple. Please let me know if you have further questions.
1920331
It's a paddle holster that slides inside the waistband. Warning: be sure the Fobus is what you want, because the steel rivits that hole the holster together will SCRATCH AND SCAR your handgun when you draw and holster it. I filed my rivits almost completely away and they still made contact with my Glock 17. I finally gave it to my brother-in-law.
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.
17308
The "paddle" slides inside your waistband, belt is not required to use this holster. Gun held tightly into place by tension around trigger guard, will not come out accidentally.
1385864
Yes...the gun comes out holster stays. You will like it. A little practice makes it very easy