Is it just as easy to remove if I wanted to wear it in another holster? Thanks
778300
I do not remove the clip when I carry OWB in a holster. it is very low profile and does not interfere with the holster I have. I would not want to change every time I switched carrying styles, but it is a pretty simple switch.
778301
Yes just remove the Allen bolt out of the pin with the supplied Allen wrench and the clip comes right off. Very easy to do. Hope that helps.
778302
I am using it on a Ruger LC 380, and use a Fobus belt holster on occasion and it doesn't interfere with the holster!
186701
It is either as it is made so the holster part is in the middle. That is the reason I did not like it as when I put it on my belt, it sort of squeezes it around my waist and then it makes it difficult to insert the glock or remove the glock. To me it is a serious design flaw. But that is just me.
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.
889831
Yes you can remove the holster. I have replaced mine but with another Velcro type holster.
1838460
The clip is part of the belt holster, and is not designed to be easily removed. I suppose if someone was so inclined they could remove the clip. This would require a little effort to drive out the retaining pin and remove half the clip, and then the other half may require you to cut it free. I'm uncertain why anyone would want to do this.
380075
Its should be easy to do so. But frequent removals can loosen it a bit as the case is not very stiff. Frankly, I never removed it after I put it on :)
1095231
No it is rather easy to take out the clip. But it also stays in firmly and doesn't fall out
1732522
neither. It is a paddle holster, the paddle goes inside the pants and over the belt. the holster part stays outside of both. It can be removed without undoing your belt or your pants. The paddle part is padded on the portion that is against the body. I wear one everyday usually all day long.
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!
102043
I'd suggest not worrying about the holster. Get a holster you like and add it to the belt.
1251733
Nope. I was actually quite surprised at how much I like this holster. Will be ordering another.
963886
Using a belt with the paddle version optimizes the retention of the holster. There are small "hooks" on the back of the holster itself which positioned below the belt, holds the holster in place even when drawing. There is considerable resistance to removing the pistol from the holster but when worn over a belt, there is no worry that the holster will come out with the pistol. It is easy to remove but you should loosen or unbuckle the belt. I prefer this method over a holster that in threaded on the belt. It is easier to position for comfort and access.
480131
Yes very easy to remove,if you keep the backing you can easily reuse it. It just lifts off.
564012
No, the clip is not removable and is hard to get unclipped from your belt. I now clip it to my pocket for easier removal of my phone.
860899
Yes, and it is comfortable.. the release strap is a little funky, but I like mine. It's way better than the ones you put inside your pants, that rub the heck out of you. Yes it's not a quick draw, but other than out in the open holsters, I don't see that any of them are quick. I get my glock out just fine, just needed to play with the snap.
371012
Yes it is easily removed, it takes less time to remove than to put in place, which doesn't take long either, like five minutes.
700272
It is relatively easy to remove, although not repeatedly. The "band" broke after I repeatedly (around a dozen times) removed the cover. I did so because the audio and charging cords I have were too large to insert. I am currently using it with only the black, flexible portion of the cover.