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Is it possible to use molle locks for the belt?
- Thread starter Gismo834
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I'll have to be the sole voice saying yea here, but I like using MOLLE Locks on a belt. Yes, even thick ones. I use one on my Maxpedition cellphone holster, and have a couple set up on a spare sheath for my 3 for horizontal carry. I also use them on my pack with the pouch I use for my camera--it allows me to take it off of my pack and put it on my belt in no time.
The key is to make sure that you pop the center tab forward all the way after engaging the side ones. That keeps the lock from disengaging.
The key is to make sure that you pop the center tab forward all the way after engaging the side ones. That keeps the lock from disengaging.
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I used the molle locks on the liger gun belt, they lock good enough to be secure
the locks do bend a little, but it's not a big deal
the locks do bend a little, but it's not a big deal
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I hate molle locks. Tekloc just plain work better for the average joe. Molles are great if you're wearing military gear or just hooking up to a backpack.
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I use a Blade Tech "The Klip" when I wanna carry my Izzy on my belt or strapped to a pack. They can be had for around $10.
The key is to make sure that you pop the center tab forward all the way after engaging the side ones. That keeps the lock from disengaging.
Exactly what I did. :thumbup:
Mine haven't popped off since I clipped them to my belt.