CLIPDRAW ?? UPDATE / pictures
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Kel-Tec makes one for the P-32. It works ok but I would think a full-size auto against your body without the cushioning of leather might be a bit uncomfortable. 0 -
I've thought about them more than once, but i can't get passed it being a snag waiting to happen, and direct contact against sweating skin is not good 0 -
I'll spring for it and see...and report back.
It'll either be the best 20 bucks I've ever spent, or just another spill on the barroom floor.
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Replying on a pretty old topic here.
Here's what I found out. They ship extremely fast. I ordered via internet on a Monday night and the order arrived on Wednesday morning!
I got a Clipdraw for a stainless 1911 and a black one for a general , black, automatic.
The one for the .45 installs with a screwdriver in about 1 minute...couldn't be easier. Grip off, Clipdraw on, grip back on.
When worn, it really makes the gun disappear! Super slim profile. You are not trying to hide the gun and the holster. It is safe to say that you've gotta have a long shirt on, tucked in to prevent the gun from rubbing against skin. That being said, it is a very good accessory.
Some worry about the safety being rubbed "off"; I don't see that happening at all.
The one for the generic black automatic is different. It applys with a provided tape. It looks like, on first blush, that this tape will never hold and that you will get the gun falling down your pant leg on the first try.
Much to my surprise, I've pushed it in and pulled it out a bunch of times and it is as rock solid as ever! I put it on a Springfield XD 9mm. Took it off and put it on a Beretta 92F...all steel and pretty heavy. Same story, on until I take the tape off.
Both of these guns also disappeared when worn.
I hate to sound like a stooge for a company but I promised on another thread (Clipdraw} that I would give it a try. I'm glad I did.
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Ordered, received and installed about two weeks ago.
Worn daily, its working fine for me.
Wish "HIP GRIP" made one for this gun.
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Old topic reply...
I like the clip draw on a Glock, very handy holster option.0 -
quote:Originally posted by txlawdog
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I like the clip draw on a Glock, very handy holster option.
It's a good thing you searched first....[:D]
Kev would have set you straight but he's having puppy-time...[:o)]0 -
quote:Originally posted by southgeorgiaivory
quote:Originally posted by txlawdog
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I like the clip draw on a Glock, very handy holster option.
It's a good thing you searched first....[:D]
Kev would have set you straight but he's having puppy-time...[:o)]
Ima give maself a time out! Lol0 -
..Dragging up some old stuff I see. Nuttin' wrong with that.
I had one on a Taurus PT-.22. It was held by two sided glue-tape. It never came loose but I had a hard time trusting it. That's just me.0 -
I wore one on a S&W Model 60 2" .38 Spl. for the last 10 years. I am still using it & no mis-haps. 0 -
I have one of these for my Kel-Tec PF9, and carry pretty much anytime I leave the house. It is very comfortable, and I am almost unaware of the pistol. I have the extended 8-round mag. (9 with one in the chamber). The grip is snugly up against my body, and a t-shirt is enough padding.
I borrowed my son's Don Hume JIT slide holster, and the butt of the pistol rode out away from my body. I didn't feel comfortable with it.
I saw this is an old topic after I posted, but it's a new concept for me. I've been looking for a new holster, don't like plastic, didn't want to spend $100+ for a leather holster that didn't work. This small clip fills the bill. Sold by Kel-Tec0
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