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Question: How can I get replacement parts for the belt latch. Mine broke and Ka-Bar is no help at all.
Document: I can also just stuff the phone into the pocket with a portion of it (stiffly) hanging out; this too creates the illusion that the Ka-Bar is a gadget pack. As for the main carry compartment, it works fine with my current good weather (re: less clothing) pistol of choice, my M&P; 9c, though with an X-Grip sleeved 17-round mag in the magwell it does get a bit tight.
All in all I'm quite pleased by the Ka-Bar. I like that it allows me to thread my belt into the two loops attached in back so it doesn't droop like traditional fanny packs. It doesn't scream 'gun'; if anything it says 'diabetes supplies', and to me that says it all.
The Ka-Bar seemed to address both of these needs from what I could glean from its product page, so I ordered it up.Now that I've worn it for several days I have to say that it's been a success, albeit a somewhat guarded one. The Droid Charge is a challenge to fit in the outer zippered pocket even when the gun compartment is empty; it become an unearthly struggle to get the DC in when a firearm is already stowed.
I ordered the Ka-Bar pack despite the fact that I have a strong aversion towards fanny packs in general. In truth I was more interested in the Ka-bar's cellphone capabilities courtesy of my new mongo-sized Android Droid Charge than for its holstering ability, since I'm usually more than satisfied with wearing my pistols in a belt scabbard most of the times anyways.
*UPDATE*: I've started to carry my Glock 23 in my Ka-Bar and it actually does work and fit quite well. The Benchmade has moved to the rearward pouch next to the flashlight, and a second factory mag loaded up with .40SW JHPs resides in the front one, easy for my off hand to access and to ultimately get into the pistol should the zombies REALLY come on thickly.
While I occasionally use other holders for specific occasions, the Ka-Bar fanny pack is my primary carry holster and I can recommend it to other concealed firearm carriers.
Awesome Ka-Bar TDI Law Enforcement Fanny Pack...Fit the XDM.40.... awesome but the only downsize is the 2 side pockets don't fit a Samsung Galaxy S3 Phone...But who cares... I care about the gun not the phone!! !...lol
The KA-Bar TDI Fanny Pack quite simply disappears when I am riding, me being bent over and all, and is not all that noticeable under my clothing when I am resting &#8211; I just look like another fat old man out for a leisurely ride (funny what you can get away with when you have some age on you).In the end, I will see how the KA-Bar TDI Fanny Pack holds up.
I purchased the Ka-Bar TDI Fanny Pack to carry my Beretta while walking my dog. The gun fits nicely in the holster and is easily accessible. Has plenty of other compartments for cell phone, keys, pepper spray, ID's, etc. Great well made pack for the price.Ka-Bar TDI Law Enforcement Fanny Pack
I purchased this pack along with a 5.11 Select Carry Pistol Pouch, wanting a good, small fanny pack. Both packs have good and bad features, but the Ka-Bar is too heavily built: Its construction actually slows weapon access, by being hard to manipulate. Its zipper is too big, too heavy duty, for the size and weight and intended function. You would have to ask your assailant to give you a moment.
Answer: yes