J frame clip draw

[JordonC2]

Does this thing work?
I need a holster with quick on/off. Seems good? No?yes?

 

[Mphstiger1981]

JordonC2,

I don't have personal experience with the Clip draw, but a friend of mine does carry his this way and likes it. However, he said he bought the universal clip draw vs the one made specifically for the j frame. I seem to recall it had something to do with how much of the stocks were accessible. Hope this helps.

 

[rrobertson]

Its not for everyone to include all left handed shooters and anyone who wants/has CT grips. Other then that I have found that its a mixed bag, some have bought it as an extra option and hated and some have loved it. Its really been 50/50 and have concluded that this is one of those things that you need to see/try for yourself to figure out. Hopefully one of your friends has it or someone you know for you to see/try or if its not a big deal to you its something like $20 or so for the J frame version. You could get it and see.

I know not a whole lot of info but that has been my experience, YMMV.

 

[photoman]

I prefer a Barami grip if going holsterless. No worries about the grip jamming up the cylinder. I suspect it's a very rare occasion that the Clip Draw would get bent and jam up the gun, but...

 

[chp]

I prefer a Barami grip if going holsterless. No worries about the grip jamming up the cylinder. I suspect it's a very rare occasion that the Clip Draw would get bent and jam up the gun, but...

I've carried and shot mine a lot - no such problems. I carry it AIWB. I also use the "universal" model - not the one specifically made for the J Frame.

 

[slabside2]

Love mine been using it for years.

 

[photoman]

The J frame version goes alongside the cylinder. Doesn't seem like a good design to me.

 

[chp]

The J frame version goes alongside the cylinder. Doesn't seem like a good design to me.

Yeah, don't like that one.