Do you hold it, holster it or just prop it against something?
1648052
I use a holster if I'm in the woods, I prop it against something if I'm at an outside workbench.
1648053
All of the above, but if you want to holster it you will need to buy the holster separate. I lay mine down beside me when I'm hunting or put it in the holster when I'm walking around(especially during early squirrel season). Hope this helps.
1648054
lay it anywhere,I put it on the table in a screened in room, or any room your in,or holster it when fishing
1648055
I use it for sporting events and usually hold it or set it beside me if there is a place for it. My son, however, uses his for hunting and holsters it to his belt. He is the one who raved about it and talked me into buying myself one. The holster is sold separately, and I bought one just in case but haven't used it except for storage of the device when not using. Hope this helps.
905602
Probably for liability purposes. I have purchased many different holsters and usually the manufacturer states the same thing. I also carry with one in the chamber. I don't want to take another second or so in a life or death situation. Safety does come first though. Know your firearm's operation to safely carry in a locked, cocked and ready to rock mode. Hope I am helpful. Be safe. Btw. I like this setup and you can't beat the price
836398
The holster is carried Outside the belt. If you try to place it inside, then your belt would no longer have any smooth surface to support it correctly. Also, it would deform the leather.. KH
1481071
I would not try to prop it up. Take a look at the picture. The device unfolds, leaving the "handle" with a built in grip. As can be seen, it doesn't have much "rod" to prop up.
191438
Preference is yours, but I usually just lay it flat wherever I'm using it. I bring it to the beach alot when I'm fishing mostly.
1217001
Use the adjusting screw to tighten the holster down to whatever release tension you require
496651
Under ... I wear it so that the grip of my pistol sticks up just a little bit above the top of my jeans, to make it easier to draw. If you have it below the waistline of your jeans it's just one more obstacle to being able to draw your weapon quickly if you should need to.
491515
You can hold it either way, depending upon how you are using it. I usually hold it upright, blade up, however it is a brutal stabber turned the other way
285492
It's a prop used to rest your weapon on while shooting instead of shooting free-handed.
1341970
A belt holster...... I am not a fan of shoulder holsters personally, but that is merely a difference of opinion.
1707543
I don't use the holster attachment. I only use the protector on the back with the little kickstand. It is very thin, but durable. The kickstand is nice too.
670948
No you don't. There's also a kickstand on the case so you don't have to use the kickstand on the holster.
1617193
There is a space between holster and flap with a raised lip to secure on the belt. you just slip holster onto belt between the flap and the actual holster
2226087
I've always kept my pepper spray in my purse or fanny pack, and I've never had an accidental spray. I keep it in the locked position unless it is in my hand. Done this for years - no problem.
1178436
I don't. It holds it's form really well. I like this holster so much, I ordered one for a g26 yesterday. I've used this holster daily for almost a year.
2058119
I carry mine on a S&W; M&P40c;, in an IWB holster. I generally can "touch" it on when drawing my weapon. Be sure to set it as far BACK on you weapon as the rail allows, and you can reach it with your trigger or middle finger to turn it on when drawing. I have had NO problems with it turning itself on accidentally, even when re-holstering the weapon.
1222146
Unless this is some type of trick question, I would say 'right hand' holster. I'm left handed so I use a left handed holster.