Does the "Angle adjustable belt loop" allow you to change the cant of the holster, and how does it hold at whatever angle you set it at?
747775
Yes...it's easily adjustable. I carry a Kahr 9mm in mine and love it. There is a fastener with a screw that holds the loop to the holster and you can loosen the screw to change the cant...plus there's Velcro between the loop and holster that helps maintain the angle. Then tighten the screw and you're all set.
747776
...I carry a Kahr K40, and can adjust the angle very easily, and it holds perfectly...take the advice of others, and remove the belt loop when you get it, soak it in cool water for 15 minutes and press it flat until it dries...it's much more concealable...I liked mine so much, I bought the same one to carry my Kahr 9mm...Hope I answered your questions...
747777
I am able to adjust it as I wear it if I am sitting or standing. I have really liked this holster and it is the only one I use now with my Springfield xd sub.
2232529
No, but mostly I use the loops as I have had prior holsters come off unexpectedly when bending the body in different directions. I love it so far!
177820
No, it's a standard belt loop type. Great fit for the LC9 and you can adjust the tightness of it for drawing preference. It's a nice holster.
97102
This holster does not have belt loops. It is "paddle" type holster that is designed to fit inside the belt and pants.
863876
I am a lefty also, It has 2 mounting screw holes in the belt hook so the height can be varied, but only one screw holds the belt hook. The mounting boss that is molded in the holster has detents for different cant angles, you find the cant angle that you like and then tighten screw and will stay at that angle. It has a mounting boss on both side of holster so it is ambi. and the extra mag holtser is a nice feature if you decide to carry an extra mag.
1592532
There are little plastic holders that comes with this holster that you can set it to your belt size so your belt can go through this holster and hold on tight. It's a great holster.
1534344
Not on mine. The holster is removable on velcro and the belt piece can come off but the rest is all sewn on. Not bad placements though and it has velcro on the other side. I added a second holster.
1471658
I believe it has to do with the ability to adjust the retention of the holster.
401813
no there is no locking capability in the full inversion position. but you can set the belt to the maximum angel you want in angles less than 900 degree (this is not a locking mechanism)
960179
I just checked. The belt and adjustment has a gauge in 1 degree increments from 0-90 degrees and can be tightened at any angle
1936807
Sorry, I can't help you. It is a good and does what it is intended to do.Cons-when wearing it as a concealed holster, it prints more than I Liked, so I do not use it.
408839
Yes the holster turns 360' while wharing it and I have bought four because I seem to be breaking alot of things theses days so I need spares. Lol
566326
I don't think the other holster pivots to give you a choice of draw angles. Double check spec's to see.
424841
Hello, Bonnie. They do make a custom holster for about 15 brands. I went to their website and found the belt loop model for the P238 (nice!) You also have the choice of going with a 'clip' model; my experience is that clips can ride up on a belt and come loose, but one anchored in the loops keeps it on your hip. Here's the url: http://www.sneakypeteholsters.com/sig-p238-sneaky-pete-holster-belt-loop/ Best, Mark
271788
I think That has a lot to do with your build. you can adjust the angle the firearm sits by offsetting the belt clip up one hole That being said what's comfortable for some may not be for others
863877
mine only has one screw adjustment for the clip ... but the belt attachment can be mounted on either side
2012442
There are 2 screws to adjust retention on the holster. This would not be my first choice for an open carry holster. Mine is on my competition belt. Look into a safariland duty holster.