I mentioned it as a hint earlier and will be big and bold about it now. It scares the bajeebies out of me to see all the newbies coming in here and asking about the belt clip. This is because I am afraid that they think that just because KT sells it, it is a safe method of carry. Just like carrying the weapon in your pocket alone is not safe unless it is in a holster (and KT doesn't sell a holster with the P3AT), likewise, carrying the P3AT with just the belt clip in your waistband or clipped on your pocket is not safe either unless you have it in a holster that protects the trigger. At least that is how a great many of us feel. Just to be fair, there are others who feel differently but then there are those who feel mexican carry is just fine too. There are huge numbers of threads and even more posts within those threads where this has been discussed to death (use the search feature and search for "soapbox" threads in which I am involved if you want to discuss see more discussion on this), but I am avowed to point this out whenever it comes up.
The clip has its purposes. As others will be quick to point out, even some of MY weapons have clips on them. BUT, when I use them the trigger is always protected by something more than the clothes around them. Any small pocket holster works great for that. (nemesis,
www.concealedconceptsholsters pocket pal, etc. etc.) And in combination with a pocket holster it can make a great iwb alternative for some - but keep that trigger protected, please!
-Scott
PS - Big Steve - right hand clips do indeed clip on the right side of the weapon. They would be suitable for inside the right waist band or outside the left waist band for a left hand draw.
PPS - kb8prs.