Day 187 (estimated) carrying with Clip-Draw or KelTec belt clip.... daily

Haven't shot myself yet....

Jeff

I bought the clip for my P3AT also. I didn't like it. There is nothing protecting the trigger on when carrying this way. Since the P3AT has a fairly light trigger, for a Keltec any way, that bothered me. Especially since the gun is so small and so light that you have a tendency to forget your wearing it. Being the klutz that I am on occasion I worried that I might by some freak of accidental coincidence snag the trigger on a bush, or sharp corner and AD myself. I realize the odds of something like that happening are slim, but I carry this gun everyday. For my own peace of mind I carry in a pocket holster.

Originally Posted by BigSkiff

I bought the clip for my P3AT also. I didn't like it. There is nothing protecting the trigger on when carrying this way. Since the P3AT has a fairly light trigger, for a Keltec any way, that bothered me. Especially since the gun is so small and so light that you have a tendency to forget your wearing it. Being the klutz that I am on occasion I worried that I might by some freak of accidental coincidence snag the trigger on a bush, or sharp corner and AD myself. I realize the odds of something like that happening are slim, but I carry this gun everyday. For my own peace of mind I carry in a pocket holster.

No, no, no...you wear the pistol inside your pants, not outside.
If you're using the clip properly, your pants' waistband is the trigger-covering holster. My wife and I tried repeatedly to actuate a clipped-on pistol's trigger, by snagging it on many different projections of many different sizes and shapes, and had absolutely no "success."
Unless you do something extremely negligent and foolish, a properly clipped double-action (or long-trigger-pull) pistol is safe to carry. (The same is not true of single-action semi-autos, however.)

Originally Posted by BigSkiff

I bought the clip for my P3AT also. I didn't like it. There is nothing protecting the trigger on when carrying this way. Since the P3AT has a fairly light trigger, for a Keltec any way, that bothered me. Especially since the gun is so small and so light that you have a tendency to forget your wearing it. Being the klutz that I am on occasion I worried that I might by some freak of accidental coincidence snag the trigger on a bush, or sharp corner and AD myself. I realize the odds of something like that happening are slim, but I carry this gun everyday. For my own peace of mind I carry in a pocket holster.

Do you still have the clip?

I purchesed the kel-tech clkip when i purchased my p3at. The mistake i made was it was the clip that goes on the right hand side of the gun. So i would have to cross my body draw the weapon. I thought it was the only one they had. Already opened the pack and installed it. Dont feel like paying another $20 for the right side one. I will just clip it in my right pants pocket.

I use the clip for my jacket inside breast pockets during spring and autumn. The smaller calibers go into the safe for cold weather.