Transform your concealed carry experience with Techna Clip!

Minimalist Design: The Techna Clip replaces a holster, eliminating unnecessary bulk and making carrying a weapon as discreet as possible. The pistol can be clipped to a belt, trouser leg, pocket, or back.
Material: The clips are made of durable high-carbon spring steel and feature a black Stone Coat 5100 Teflon coating, which prevents abrasion of the pistol’s finish.
Easy Installation: The Techna Clip installs quickly and easily on a firearm without modification or the need for a gunsmith. For most models (such as Glock), a special replaceable backplate with clip mounting holes is included.
Compatibility: The company manufactures clips for a wide range of popular pistol models, including Glock, 1911, Smith & Wesson, Ruger, Springfield Armory, and others. Many models are ambidextrous (suitable for both left- and right-handed users).
Security: While the clip itself provides a secure fit, the manufacturer offers optional safety accessories for added security, such as a Kydex trigger guard or a Saf-T-Blok trigger guard for the Glock.
The Techna Clip is popular among law enforcement, military personnel, and civilians with concealed carry permits due to its convenience and functionality.

The installation process may vary depending on the specific pistol model, but the outlines will look like this:
Unload the ammo: Recheck so that the pistol is fully unloaded – the magazine is removed and the chamber is empty.
Preparation: Depending on your pistol model (eg Glock), you may need to remove the original rear slide plate or, on the 1911, one of the hand guards.
Attaching the clip: Attach the plate (or the clip directly) with the openings for fastening the Techna Clip to a suitable location on the edge. For all 1911 models, the clip is secured under the arm guard with vicor screws for the grip.
Fastening: Use the screw and hex key that comes with the kit to securely fasten the clip.
Rechecking: Recheck so that the clip is easily trimmed and does not interfere with the normal operation of the release mechanisms (shutter, lock, trigger).