Belt/Waistband Clip for Glock

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diletante

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A member posted a picture of a Glock with a belt/waistband clip attached to the slide or frame. I've tried a few Google searches to find one, but I keep getting links to holsters. Anyone know who makes 'em and where I can get one?
 
It's essentially the same thing as just tucking it in your waistband. There's very little material to keep something from pushing up against the trigger through the fabric, so be careful especially since the Glock does not have a manual safety...
 
That's probably why they also sell THIS ;) I agree about tucking it in your wasteband. I'd just never seen a belt/waistband clip for an auto before.
 
Looks good for LEO for a secondary weapon may be but I would not use one. As already mentioned Glocks have no safety and also you can not reholster per say with one hand which is important.
 
Originally posted by KevinGallagher
also you can not reholster per say with one hand which is important.
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simply tucking a gun in my waistband, except one time I was wearing baggy jeans and it slipped right down my right leg...
 
For the $45 you would spend on that clip and the 'Saf-T-Blok', you could buy a pretty decent holster, which would be many times safer, as well as more comfortable to carry.

--JB
 
the clip... it's like the one little extra component you wish all guns had... it let's you put a gun on relatively securely at half a second's notice. Otherwise, one would have to tuck a gun in the waistband which is done a lot more often than not, and sits precariously unsecured, or one would have to spend a minute or two strapping a holster on. Even a paddle holster takes a little time to put on and adjusted. Also, a holsterless carry tends to be much more concealable than a holster carry.

I think this clip has a place in legitimate use... one would just have to be extra careful in using it.
 
There are IWB holsters with clips. Uncle Mike's makes one - I think they are $10 or $15. Vastly safer, and less expensive, to boot.

--JB
 
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