Conceal Carry Belt Clip

Works as it should. Pretty simple but does a good job. Easy install

The Techna clip fits great and is an easy install for the average Joe. It allows for discreet concealed carry in a variety of positions. I have used this with a medium sized 9mm auto in the 4 oclock carry position and wore it all day. It was fine. Additionally I have used this for a forward carry at the 2 0clock position for short trips and again it performed just fine. I still predominantly use a more formal inside waistband holster for EVERY day wear, but this device will fit into your holster while allowing the freedom of an alternate carry should you need/desire to do so. Solid product worth its price.

First off, technaclip is absolutely amazing and should never be confused with that clipdraw crap. Ignore the negative reviews, and if you've ever bought technaclip before, you already know it's quality, innovation, and affordable. I have technaclips on my Ruger LCP, Ruger LC9, SIG P238, and now my Kahr CM9. They're unmatched quality and for the price, you'll never find a concealed holster that can even compare with the comfort and convenience. I can carry in sweatpants, basketball shorts, jeans, dress clothes, I could even carry in my freaking boxers if the gun was light enough. $30 gets you the most utilitarian holster on the market. I will say that this is the most difficult technaclip I've installed, but that's due to the complexity in tearing down the guns backplate on the slide. That being said, it's not difficult. You just need to know how to fully disassemble your weapon, like any responsible gun owner should know. If you don't, refer to owners manual or YouTube and don't be intimidated, it's easy. Great product, great company, great purchase. Buy it, you'll loved it! Don't pay attention to the negative reviews. I included a photo to back up my claims

After being fed up with how uncomfortable various holsters are for daily carry (have 6), including a Kydex, I surfed the internet and came across the Techna Clip. Figured it couldn't be any worse than what I was using. Putting that on my Ruger LCP Custom was probably the best thing that could happen for everyday carry. You don't even realize you have anything in your waistband most of the time. So, my Kahr CM9 was next. After reading the earlier reviews about the back plate not fitting properly, a review in August, 2016 popped up and said the issue was corrected. Well, last week (September, 2016) I installed the Techna Clip on my Kahr CM9. The back plate fit perfectly. It took me about 10 minutes (not 5) to change out the back plate and attach the clip. That may be because I take my time when altering any of my conceal carry pieces. As a bonus, you receive an extra screw and lock washer for the back plate which is nice, in case you drop and lose one of the tiny screws. Yesterday, I went to the range and everything is functioning perfectly. I have 6 holsters for sale if anyone is interested.

Awesome! Took me a bit of struggling before I looked up the installation videos, maybe a suggestion on the packaging to direct people to the videos? Also, if one of the tools could fit into the back strap release hole, that'd be great. Overall, I'm impressed with the fit and security, even with Crimson Trace underneath.

After wrestling with the backplate, and being mindful of the springs that are under a lot of pressure, installation was not too bad…it’s a really comfortable carry, you essentially forget that it’s there…have Technaclips on two of my home defense pistols, CW9 and an XD40sc, and all I can say is I’m glad I installed them on both…great quality item from a reputable and high integrity company…thank you Technaclip!!

I'm sure you have read this before that if I could give it no stares I would but that being said I bought one for my Rutger LC9S and it worked like it should but now let's get to my Kahn cw 40,I was a little worried about the back plate with good reason once you get the slide reassembled to slide on the frame it slides on okay till you reach the rear of the frame and stops.Itlooks like the rear end cap needs to be filed witch lm not doing its going back

Had to watch a YouTube video on how to install...it's never as easy as they make it seem. It took some elbow grease to get the back of the pistol off to install what comes with this to allow the clip to attach. It isn't rocket science but definitely takes a little patience and then went searching for the spring after it went shooting across the room once I did get the back piece off...Doh! All in all, happy with it now that it's done! Be Safe-Pew Pew!