Diamondback Gun Loop Drill Holster - Durable SuperFabric Drill Holder for Tool Belt - Professional-Grade Tool Belt Drill Holster for Nail Guns, Driver, Chalk Line and Tools - Black, 7" x 2"

Don’t know why I waited so long to add this to my belt. It keeps my drill hooked in place much better than just on the lip of the bag. If you’re considering it, do yourself the favor and get it.

Works great for a gun on the top loop. Takes stress off hip. Gun sits high. Botom wirks for decent hammer loop at the same time.

I guess I could just use the clip from the gun and clip it on anything… but I wouldn’t be the cool kid on site if I didn’t have this.

It works great for an added belt loop for you’re screw gun on you’re tool belt. The loop took a beating for a good five years before i need to buy a new one. Im an electrician so this thing was getting the gun on it every day for 40 hours a week. Saying that i would and have already bought a replacement one and would do it again in a heartbeat

This product did not work out for me. Although it may work with other drills, I ordered it specifically for use with my Milwaukee M12 Drill. The idea is that the chuck or bit of the drill would be held in the loop, and the clip on the side of the drill would slip into the upper sleeve. The trouble with my drill is that the full amount of the chuck would have to set in the loop at full depth in order for the clip to come low enough to rest in the sleeve. My chuck was just a little too big to slide effortlessly into the lower loop, making this a real challenging exercise. Yes the chuck could be forced in to the loop in order to make it work, but it was more difficult to use than my previous methods, so I don't actually get much use out of this product. I love the Diamondback brand, but this product doesn't work for me. 3 stars still, given that this may work with other drills. It does come with the universal belt clip of theirs that I've come to know and love. The clip does not slip off your belt without specifically trying to remove it (due to its unique shape). If the loop on this had been adjustable, I think it would allow it to work with a greater array of drills from different brands.

I have been using the brand for a long time and this accessory is perfect to wear with the 701 vest! I use it to carry drills or tools that need a good holder.

First of all it’s a good brand the tool pouch is great. I needed this to hold my nail gun and impact. Fourth day using this holding my brand new nailer running rafters. The rivits came out and my nailer smashed on too the concrete. I was disappointed but things happens. Hopefully I can get a replacement. Other then that it’s a good brand

A friend of mine has a kind of elaborate holster for his drill on his belt. Working on a metal roof install, it was plenty handy, but frankly more than I wanted to spend. This seemed like a cheaper solution, and it works to some extent.The good: it clips right on my tool belt with a sturdy metal cleat. The whole thing is made of a reinforced nylon weave which seems very durable.The less good: it doesn't really grab the drill at all, but allows a hook on the drill to hang off of it. There is no way to fit the nose of the drill into the lower loop - the diameter is too small. So I originally thought I would have to go out and find a hook for my drill which didn't have one, until I took a look in the Dewalt box the drill came in, and found a hook and screw in there, and there was a spot on the drill to mount it. Score!So the drill hangs pretty securely, butt up as in my picture. It's a little awkward to draw, but I don't think will fall off easily. My friends holster held the drill like a gun - super easy to draw. So I guess this is a case of you get what you pay for. I'm OK with this, but will forever have holster envy.