Black OWB Holsters with Built in Belt Loops for More Than 150 Different Handguns. Left & Right Versions Available.

What a fantastic little holster. The retention is great and the fit is equally great. I bought this for a Ruger American 9mm Compact that my lady carries. At 5' 4" and 130 lbs, paddle holsters while comfortable to my fat butt proved uncomfortable to her with her hips and lady figure and whatnot. She also does not like IWB holsters at all. Since I'm right handed and she's left handed, sharing holsters was out of the question. So we have several failed ideas lying around in the left hand model. I ordered this thing as I heard the Kydex OWBs were comfortable. I had never owned one of these holsters before so I took a chance and ordered it. When it arrived, I was pleasantly surprised at the weapon retention. Will a fully loaded weapon, I could turn the holster upside down and it retained the weapon securely despite the lack of a locking mechanism or some kind of adjustment. So we slapped it on the woman paired with a blackhawk magazine holster and she wore that rig from sun up to sundown on the first day. It's the first holster she has ever worn more than a couple hours. She absolutely loves it.

I purchased this holster recently for my Walther PPS M2. The pistol fits in the holster nicely and securely. However, as another reviewer mentioned, the product is not the rigid Kydex shell I was expecting. It flexes and bends more like cheap plastic than Kydex. The holster is fine for light-duty concealed carry (not long term, daily use) and for the range, but I fully expect the belt slot(s) to crack and break with time, rendering the product useless. I'll keep it and use it while it lasts, but have already ordered a much higher quality holster for my daily carry needs.

The holster isn’t bad. It would be worth the $25 they ask but certainly not any more. It retains the firearm cleanly, etc. But it has one critical flaw: it isn’t cut well around the trigger guard to enable you to get your fingers around the grip and position the middle finger under the trigger guard. This is holster 101 stuff.I’m a Master shooter and no newbie to using or manufacturing holsters so I was able to take it on the garage and rework things to be passable… but not great… there was only so much so could do with the belt loops being so high.Beginner shooters may not notice, but it’s a huge issue for a holster. On some areas, it’s too open to protect the trigger/trigger guard, but on other areas, it closes off the area so much you can’t accurately grip the gun. Not what you want in a muscle memory under stress self-defense situation.I have a holster from them gia a different gun that is fine.If you’re great with DIY, you can make it mediocre. If not, take a pass on the one for the Sig p365.

I was expecting heavy duty hard kydex but, what I got seemed like plastic. Very bendable. I returned it for a refund. Reminded me of toys I had when I was a kid. To be fair though, it's a great design. Much better than the belt loops that are added after the fact. These are much more form fitting and close. It's not bad if you just want it for the range but, I would only have kept it if it was rugged kydex that you usually see and I could actually have carried confidently with it.

Pros: The holster arrived quickly. It fit my Sig 220 very well, and the retention is snug. There is a nice pop when holstering/removing the weapon.Cons: The finish isn’t the best. But it’s $20 holster!I bought this holster on a whim. I read reviews prior to purchasing and said take a chance it’s only $20.This isn’t a rig I’ll wear every day, it’s freaking full frame Sig 220! It’s like having a toaster strapped to my hip!!! But this holster will be great for wearing while at the range, or just for carrying around the farm.

Pistol fits very poorly in the holster and will fall out if tipped upside down. The outline of the gun and light appear to be generic and it does not fit my Walther PPQ M2 with OLIGHT-2.I bought another one earlier for my 1911 with the same light and while the fit is *slightly* better all of the metal hardware began to rust within days of opening the package.Pro’s:-It’s cheap and ships relatively quickly.Con’s:-Terrible fit-Poor quality finish-Not adjustable for holster tightness- I wouldn’t trust this holster for a relaxing range day, much less defensive carry or if you needed to shoot, move, and/or communicate.

I have purchased 5 or 6 of these for different handguns. I have modified every one of them with my Dremel tool, taking excess kydex off the bottom (up to a half inch plus, dremeled all seams and edges, especially the belt slots, and used a heat gun for re-shaping the wings and for better retention on some of them. I really like the height the holsters ride at, and the slight angle of cant instead of the severe cant so many holsters have. Excellent for $20 with a little tinkering!

I bought this for the Ruger LCR 357. Revolver fits however very uncomfortable holster! Poor wear design in my opinion.