clipdraw for SP101?

[SkaerE]

I didn't see it specificially listed on their website but do they make one?

anyone use the "universal revolver" clipdraw? pictures? experiences? kind worried about how it attaches.

thanks!

 

[ronto]

I was considering it for my SP but since I pocket carry at times it would be just something else to get in the way. It glues on and can be removed with a solvent from what I've read from people who use it. I also didn't like the idea of covering up the serial #. They claim it doesn't get in the way when disassembling but it looks like it may to me.

 

[craig_o]

lots of people use it and love it... I can't get past how it looks. I guess I'm vain.

The SP101 has been my recurrent "gotta buy this one next" gun (I get distracted and buy rifles, knives and computer parts since I can't CC on campus, which is where I spend the vast majority of my time in the first place) and once again I've gravitated back to it. The High Noon "Mister Softy" clip is supposed to be a winner, as is the Don Hume 721 (I'm drawing that number from memory but it's the DH equivalent to the HN). For me it's a versatile enough option to negate clip draw, but then again I'm one of those crazies that thinks the SP101 is definitely not to heavy to pocket carry.

 

[chris in va]

Good question, wondering that myself. I have the clip on my P11 but it would be nice to carry my SP without having to use a bulky IWB holster.

Here's a pic from the site. Note how short the 'clip' part is, which bothers me.

 

[Legionnaire]

I've posted this pic numerous times here on THR. It's my SP101 with a stainless Universal Clipdraw attached. A mounting bar attaches to the gun with two-sided tape, and the clip attaches to the bar with two hex screws. The clip itself can be removed leaving the bar in place if you want to carry in a holster, and the tape can be removed without solvent (in my experience). Used to cary a P11 with the belt clip, which is why I gave the clipdraw a shot. Works great, and the short "clip" hasn't been a problem at all. It's inexpensive enough you should give it a try.

 

[jwxspoon]

I have one on my Taurus 605 snubbie and it works great.

jw

 

[Quoheleth]

I'm a lefty...can it go on the left side of a revolver?
Q

 

[esq_stu]

I'm sure I'll be attacked for this, but - I don't know, guys.

- A gun under the belt with the trigger guard uncovered?

- A clip attached by tape?

I like my SP101, but I also like the security of a real holster.

my $.02

 

[Quoheleth]

A clip attached by tape?

But it's special tape.