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This is a Blade Tech UCH Left Hand Holster adjusted for the FBI cant. Its not the Clip since I called the company and they sent me a new one.
Will send these pictures to company for their reply.
In the meantime if you are left handed stay away from this company.
Guess I am missing the point? I am LH'ed . Is the clip suppose to be a tuckable?
What exactly is the problem?
Looks kind of cheesie the way the holster is only attached by two small headed screws that would pull through quite easily. And the gun in that position would be mostly covered by your pants and belt leaving a VERY small area on the grip availiable to grip with your hand.
Doesn't look like a good setup. IMHO.
Be safe.
I'm not getting it??? Other than being super "deep". I could see your gun disappearing below your waistline.
it looks like something you pickup in the bargain bin at a pawn shop.
The attachment point looks like an afterthought
they didn't bother drilling another hole so you can carry FBI cant with all 3 cheesy attachment screws being used.
In other words...if I were in your shoes...it would be going back
Looks like the holes in the clip are either too big, or they don't line up with the ones in the holster very well.
"I could see your gun disappearing below your waistline."
The whole gun falls below my waist line because the gun is more at a 35 to 40 degree cant. The picture on the companies website shows a correct 15 degree cant of course for a RIGHT HANDED HOLSTER. Evidently the companies engineers can only think in 2 dimensions. Mirror images must confuse then. When I called them about the problem they sent me another clip.
For $79.00 I am really pissed. Thus the warning to left handed shooter to avoid Blade Tech.
Send it back, poorly designed for $79.00.
Just send it back
yep i would send it back how about a pic with ti mounted on you belt with the gun so we get a pic of how bad it is i see the cant is way to much and would be a pain to draw i think
The problem is you have a left handed holster with a right hand cut attachment arm.
I have a UCH, have had mine 2 yrs. now, and I use it very often for deep concealment carry. I wore it all weekend hiding a Commander sized 1911 under tank tops in shorts with ease. It's a very good and solid holster and I suggest it to folk often.
I've got mine sitting to my left right now.
Contact BladeTech and ask them to send you a proper sided attachment arm and your left handed problem is solved.
They make good products and I've got three holsters from them out of five in my collection total.
Below is a pic from the Blade Tech site showing a UCH setup for a right handed person.
Take careful note of the attachment arm and it's shape as relative to your own. They are the same while your holster molding is obviously reversed being for a left handed draw.
http://www.blade-tech.com/product_images/d_221.jpg
http://www.blade-tech.com/Blade-Tech...er-pr-821.html
- Janq
I'd sure like to see the final product when you get this worked out... based on only your pictures I think the whole thing looks like a POS! :gah:
I'll never understand people who spend five hundred dollars or more on a gun that could very well save their lives, but skimp like an old Irishman on a holster.
Now that's what I call "deep cover"!:scruntiny:
80 bucks for that crap? Get a superstuck... or quickclip from crossbreedholsters.com