Is there a way you can post a pic or something showing how your trigger is blocked keeping it from being pulled. Sounds like a good idea. Thanks.billjohnso20 said:I do carry my P3AT via the KT belt clip. BUT, I use my own trigger block that is 100% foolproof at preventing the trigger from being pulled. Granted, a Crossbreed or similar holster is just as thin as the P3AT is without a holster. Whatever method you choose, holster only or just the belt clip, make certain the trigger is covered or blocked.
Is there a way you can post a pic or something showing how your trigger is blocked keeping it from being pulled. Sounds like a good idea. Thanks.mcinil said:[quote author=billjohnso20 link=1263585111/0#6 date=1263772776]I do carry my P3AT via the KT belt clip. BUT, I use my own trigger block that is 100% foolproof at preventing the trigger from being pulled. Granted, a Crossbreed or similar holster is just as thin as the P3AT is without a holster. Whatever method you choose, holster only or just the belt clip, make certain the trigger is covered or blocked.
Pocket holsters are great but not always practical. It all depends on the pants you're wearing. Most of mine will accommodate my P3AT pocket holster but I have a couple pair that won't. In fact I'm wearing a pair now that will not. As such, my P3AT is clipped IWB at the 4 o'clock position. That's the great thing about the KT belt clip. I have one on both my P3AT and my PF-9. The P3AT clip on both makes them look like a pocket knife with a clip. These guns are so light they don't pull downward on your waistband at all giving you a great many carry options.jim-sks said:I prefer a pocket holster to keep the trigger hidden.
This is why you want the trigger block located in front of the trigger, not behind. That way the block is removed the instant your finger moves to the trigger. It's all one movement that takes little effort.rosieK said:Just a question. If the trigger block is secure enough to remain in place as you are "out and about" doing whatever all day, does it present a fraction of a second delay when you pull the firearm out now that it still has the trigger block in place? Seems to me like there is an extra step necessary, which means time, which you do not have.
I would like to encourage you to carry hot.morganfd9 said:I like the belt clip method, but I never carry with one in the chamber.