Techna Clip Concealment System for Glock Models - Durable High-Carbon Spring Steel Gun Clip w/Teflon Coat 1500 - Ambi, Easy-to-Install Gun Holster Clip (Black)

This thing makes concealed carry a breeze, absolutely no way anybody can tell when I'm doing even if my shirt goes above my waist!Takes a day or two to practice your draw, but seriously commit and you will never look back. I have the same amount of draw time as a regular holster.Not only is this thing comfy, it's utilitarian and gets the job done. Also gives my blaster a hefty look. Thanks techna.

A Really Neat Item:I lately bought a 'Mid Sized' Glock 19 as i decided in todays world perhaps more firepower is better sic?Now everybody has their own ideas and theory of the bast way to carry a Gun!.Now from what Ive seen the best way is what works best of you etc.As if you don't like Kydex and i don't, And you arent hot on wearing a shoulder harness, Or say a leather clip on?.This could be the Best Deal for you!.Basically its kinda like a giant 'Money Clip' where the Pistol rests inside your trouser line.And the clip itself rests outside the waste/belt line!.Yes some years back I'd had a 45.cal set up like this but that gun was a bit heavy for my liking!.The Glock 19 being quite a bit lighter and shorter works a lot better for my needs!.This is really a sweet deal to carry a mid-sized pistol discreetly, But also to have in emergency a fairly quickDraw/Response time sic!.Note that 'The Clip' is flippable so the Gun and 'Draw Position' can be altered to work for those either of"Left or Right" handed use!.PROS:A Fair Price!.Simple but Rugged!.Install it Easy!.CONS:Do watch what type of pant belt you wear as that could slow the Draw!In Hot weather do wear the long t shirt underneath as perspiration will rust a gun fast!.If you shoot a lot, Do use locktight to secure the screws so they don't come loose?.But when alls said and done this is a neat and low cost way to carry a Glock!.Nuff Said:IndianaED

Really innovative design. I love "minimalist" approach to everything and this meets my criteria. It really reminds me of wearing a pocket knife in the waist. I do have concerns about sweat wearing it appendix style, however when you carry and decide between this and an iwb holster you have to ask yourself. When, how often and comfort? Fortunately for me I felt this was the way to go. If concerned about sweat like myself, I should mention it fits comfortably in the front pocket of my skinny jeans. Pants tend to sag so it's not practical for me to wear lower back. If there was one thing I wish could be different? I wish it were one piece instead of having to use hex screws. Not a deal breaker though. It looks really sleek with the Glock! Installing was not too bad but when they say push down, I think the better term would be "slide plastic spacer sleeve down" or even better push plastic spacer sleeve down toward barrel of gun". At first i was just pushing down on it. However you have to push this spacer key down meaning toward the barrel. I like the product and would buy another but my sccy 9mm won't accommodate it so I may have to trade in for another compact carry gun. Price is a bit steep in my opinion if it were just one solid piece it wouldn't be a big deal but pretty expensive in my opinion. But definitely a cool minimalist approach to conceal and carry. Hope this helps.

Great fit looks like this is made for the left side

Pro's.Innovative mount.Reversible for left or right side.Great minimalist carry option.Con's:Covers up the serrations on the slide and doesn't provide the same amount of grip that it covers up.Seems a bit weak for the weight it supports. If you're going to be in situations where you would have to run or jump, I wouldn't trust it for front pocket or boot carry as shown on the packaging photos, although IWB with a belt still holds well.IWB carry isn't very comfortable compared to most dedicated IWB holsters since there's no extra material between you and the firearmUpdate July 7, 2018: I haven't used or carried my Glock 43 at all since I installed the Techna Clip nearly one year ago. I took it to the range today and got home and tried to disassemble and clean it and I found that the slide won't come off the receiver. After a lot of trial and error, I figured out that the problem is the Techna Clip slide back plate. The plate interferes with parts on the receiver and won't let the slide off of the receiver. The same parts rub on the plate when installing the slide onto the receiver but they don't catch and jam. They only catch and jam when the slide moves the other direction. Setting the Techna Clip plate side by side with the factory plate you can see that the Techna Clip plate it's visually taller. Swapping them back and forth onto the slide proves that the factory plate allows the slide to come off easily and the Techna Clip plate causes the slide to jam and not come off at all every time.The Techna Clip slide back plate is aluminum and I'm sure I could file it down and make it work, but that will also remove the black anodizing. Techna Clip claims to have a lifetime warranty. I'm going to contact them and see how it works. Will update on that later.Update July 13, 2018: I e-mailed Techna Clip on July 8 with a description of the problem and a photo of the part that showed where it was catching and the anodizing was chipping off. They shipped me a replacement slide cover plate without me having to ship the old one back to them. I received the replacement today and it works perfectly. Customer service really couldn't be much better!

It's good to go 5min install but it took a very long time to get maybe because of the snow I don't know but it took a long time