Techna Clip Concealment System for SIG SAUER Pistols - Durable High-Carbon Spring Steel Gun Clip w/Teflon Coat 1500 - Easy-to-Install Gun Holster Clip (Black)

This product works exactly as described / expected. As for the review with it rubbing the slide, I dont think they installed it correctly. I had to hold the clip in place while I tightened the screws, or it would have rubbed the slide. but it is spring steel, it has a push to it. Hold it in place while tightening, and it fits perfect. To be honest, I've not taken apart my sig yet, nor do I know how to for sure, but i cant see how this clip can make a difference in removing the slide. It doesnt cover anything. It does ride high compared to my kel tec .380 or how the ruger pictured with this product in the ad would - they both have the back of the clip mounted to the back of the gun by the hammer - Most of the gun is below your waste line. With this product, the part of the clip that hangs the gun to your pants stops at the front of the grip, so it rides higher, but at the same height most holsters would hold the gun. It is actually the best height, the whole grip of the gun sticks out of your pants for easy draw, unlke my kel-tec where you have to work to dig the grip of the gun out of your pants. I was worried about the gun being top heavy or falling out with it riding so high, but it is MORE stable and MORE comfortable than carrying the gun in my uncle mikes holster. This made my favorite carry pistol as comfortable to carry in my wasteband as my kel-tek (which carries great, but I dont trust my life to it). If your looking for the easiest / lightest / smallest / yet still very secure way to carry a good pocket pistol, this is it.

If you have a carrying concealed license or if your state just allows, you to carry one concealed, this is the perfect product for anybody I own one for just about every gun that I have they come in so many different sizes. There’s a couple out there. I wish it came for, but Beggars can’t be choosy

Ordered for a sig p238. It's dangerous. The solution to making this a usable product is simple. But I assume the manufacturer took a Chinese drawing and put it into production without ever even touching a p238. The majority of the weight is above the clip. Stupid stupid stupid. Maybe i can find a usable product for my new pistol but this ain't the one

Edit: switched to Hogue grip, all pretty perfect. Just have to loctite bc the screws are just snug at max depth wo interfering with the mag.Awesome after 30mins of work. Worth it for ease of carry.Screws supplied are of good quality and the right thread pitch and length (for most).IT ALL DEPENDS ON YOUR grip's thickness. I was installing with factory rubber grips. The replacement screws were only picking up two full turns in the frame (likely to strip). I had to dremel out the grip by 2mm to allow the screws to fully seat into the frame. WATCH the inside of the mag well as you test screw depth while you take plastic off of the grip screw head cut outs bit by bit. Done slowly and carefully, I got the screws to seat deeper into the grip and fully tighten with only a mm of distance between the mag well level and end of the screw. Perfect.Lastly, the factory rubber grips are not flat-backed so there is a small gap in places, especially at the bottom front of the grip. The problem was helped by taking some of the bend out of the clip as it is too tight on the gun frame and torque causes excess pressure on the mounting areas. (Note: the picture makes it look like the clip comes off of a solid plate; however, it's not a plate. It loops around the frame cut outs like a C with a gap at the front of the "C"(another brand is shaped the same way and can be seen in their pics).The fit is not perfect. Not to my typical standards, but for a piece one fully intens to scar and use daily it works beautifully. With flat backed grips this will likely fit perfectly.Modification is def likely to get screw depth correct. Grips type will ultimately determine the fit and finish. Besides being a bit over bent and the clip being too firm, the product itself is GREAT. Screw length is right in the middle for diff grips... good screws... if the depth is too shallow, take grip material... if screw depth is too long and interferes with the magazine, grind the end of the screws. Go slowly and pay attention with taking material if necessary and the end result is...Freaking awesomeness for waist or pocket carry of your daily "work" piece!

I bought this clip and the product photos which depict the pistol sitting nearly out of view are NOT pictures of this clip. In fact, the clip edge is near the trigger, so about 1/3 of the pistol will stick out.Instead, see the additional "customer" images which I uploaded and you will see the difference.Otherwise, it does not interfere with the slide and works as intended. It is a very stiff clip which is nice, it assures the pistol will not slip out if you are moving around. It's there to stay. The only issue I have is that if you put it in the small of your back, right-handed draws are more difficult because the grip is now facing the center of your back. It's too bad this cannot be mounted on the other side of the gun.I use this frequently and would recommend it.NOTE: This works fine under the Hogue rubber grips, as it includes longer grip screws.

Fantastic durability and hold. But installing was NOT a 5 min task for me. Videos I watched can’t properly show how to put it on; but if you got some smarts to you, it’s okay.Fingernails and fingers hurt, but now I can’t even tell the firearm is on my hip. :)

Have these on 3 guns and they are ideal for me to carry , wanted one for my sig 365 but this one did not fit! I had to file the back plate as it was too thick where it slides into the grooves , after that had to tweak the clip in several spots to get it to lay in the proper position. After all that it works well but not a simple add on for this model