Pro Stealth Inside the Pant Holster, Fits Glock 43, Kahr PM9/40, Ruger LC9, Ambidextrous, Black Nylon

This is an ok holster, not great. I use this holster with my Glock 43. It will scratch the top rear of your slide if you don't put tape over the sharp stitching which is very annoying to discover. The holster also sits low and does not have an adjustable cant, so it can be difficult to grasp and present your firearm. The metal clip is good and shaped well to keep in place and grab your belt, it will keep the holster in place when you draw. For appendix carry, it can be uncomfortable because it only has 1 clip, so the barrel end tends to move back and forth, just have to play with it to find the right spot. For 4-430 carry, I had to play with the position to prevent printing. Retention wise, it is good and when wearing the holster retention is even better because it get pressed tight, however unlike other soft holsters it does not close up when the firearm is removed so it is possible to re-holster 1 handed which is nice. The extra mag holder is effective and also has good retention and does not add much to the size of the holster and in my experience has not caused printing. I have not tried to remove the clip to text the ambidextrousness, but that is unnecessary to me as I don't intend to cross draw or SOB carry, if you are a leftie, you would have to switch it however. If this holster sat a little higher it would be easier to get a good, fast grip and it would be pretty great, but its ok for the price.

I used to carry the SW Bodyguard and the Ruger LCP using the similar holster for those sizes. I enjoyed them very much and they were excellent in not showing the gun print. I decided I wanted to go to a 9mm and bought the holster for the Glock 43. I am right handed, 5'10" 170 lbs. I have just a little bit of a belly, but I still carry this in the front on the right side. This allows a quick draw and the handle of the gun lays along the front of my hip and for the most part the gun is invisible under my t-shirts. I would like to buy a laser for the gun, but I prefer to have this type of holster which allows me quick access and hides the weapon and allows for an extra magazine. Until I can find a similar hoster to use with a laser, I won't buy one and I'll be staying with this holster.

I have many Desantis products. Several Nemesis and SuperFly pocket holsters and love them.Wanted to try this because of integral mag carrier.The one listed for LCP was actually too small, pistol rode high and loose, and I used this one for LCP. It is too small for PF9.Only reason for 4 stars is the sizing error.I will call for the next larger size part number and reorder for the PF9.The bottom edge of the front stiffener digs into my leg when sitting (carry cross at 10:30) so I will modify that somehow. It's a necessary result of the hold open stiffener I guess.Desantis is good gear and great service, at fair prices.

I purchased this holster with the intent to use it with Carry Concealed. It's a very tight fit on the belt. So much I had to pull my britches down to get properly unhooked. :-) Somehow I got it hooked on an inner loop in the pants.The gun pulls nicely out of the holster, it was just that the metal clip grabs really well and has a hooked lip that catches things a bit. I'll have to determine the best place to hook it for me. I'm satisfied with how well it holds its position.My second loaded magazine doesn't fit in as tight as the image shows the spare magazine. It stands up about a quarter to half inch higher. I'm guessing each magazine for the many guns it supports will be different. It will still work for my interests.I would recommend this holster.

I purchased this for a new Ruger LC9s. The gun does fit, but does not go in the holster as far as I expected due to the long trigger guard. I had purchased a smaller model for our Beretta Tomcat 25 and was very pleased with that one. I'm happy with the purchase so far. I do not believe DeSantis has a Holster of this style specific for the LC9 series. One with allowances for a trigger guard laser may be a better fit even without the laser.

I bought the DeSantis Pro Stealth for my Walther PPK. My PPK/S also fits, and the .380 magazines fit more snugly than the .32 magazines do. The holster seems sturdy, but my main worry is that the triangular design might not have enough retention if I were running or if I fell, or was subject to a similar sudden, contrary force. There's also the fact that the holster holds the magazine on the same side as the weapon, which is less than convenient, although obviously I was aware of this when I made the purchase.I have not yet subjected this to rigorous field testing, but it's fairly low price as holsters go, and it's not molded for the exact weapon. You get what you pay for.

I hate the Desantis changed their other holsters to ambidextrous, IWB carry is uncomfortable when you switch leaving the hardware to dig in your skin.This is nice but the P938 is short and does not come close to the end. Leave you wishing it was trimmed and a little smaller (maybe 1/2"?). The clip is a royal PITA to get on and off. I ended up geti g the proper hand sof-tuck but lost the extra mag holder and better preformed/light nylon case. I wouldn't recommend against it, only warn about the fit not being idea (but definitely holds the pistol) and the metal belt clip.

So far, so good. Product is well made and the GLOCK 43 and extra magazine fit like a glove. The belt clip is very stiff and difficult to get on and off. I'm sure over time that will get better. Like any holster there is a break-in period, but it is comfortable right off. If your pants are tight to start, expect the waistband to be strained, this of course will happen with any holster. I've attached photos of the G43 fit with magazine. Time will tell if the holster will last. I'll update if there are any issues.