IWB Minimalist Stealth Holster

The most comfortable holster for my G43 I have ever had. Great appendix carry. Very much worth the money.

Order this thinking it would be returned as not being stable enough to hold my pistol. After trying it out i am blown away at how well it holds and works. As a bigger guy front CCW has never been a real possibility as i always find carry very uncomfortable, however this does not bother me in the least. It is so small and light weight it makes CCW a game changer. Only wish they made it for my other cary piece!

Excellent! Only drawback is that it's tough to take off. Otherwise secure and slim.

first impressions:very well made and thought out design. fits snug to pants but shines best with a quality gun belt. the strong metal clip is coated with a very durable matte finish. and it locks in the gun snuggly and the user must be deliberate when removing the firearm. don't worry though, before you do that you can clear your weapon prior to taking your Glock out of its holster.PROs-slim fit (slimer than my leather holster/bersa AWIB combo)-tuckable: very easy to conceal a glock 29 at weddings, work, or church. [check your local laws aboutcarrying in a church]-strong in all aspects-keeps handgun where you conceal it. minimal shifting but easy to adjust if printing occurs.-very safe if you have the correct model and not defective-can clear the firearm prior to exposing the trigger.-must use force to remove firearm from holster(P.S.A. if you dont have to use force to remove your handgun or it has major slop while in this holster than i advise you to immediately return it and contact the manufacturer and get an exchange)CONs-uncomfortable when holster is empty-doubt i can run it over with a truck-long term use may result in slop- wanting to buy a spare just incase; is that a con?- no padding? thats not the intended design so half of a con there.- its so cool i sleep with it in my PJsoverallits a fantastic holster and the people who are looking for something that provides fantastic concealment than you will be able to live with out the added padding. its actually more comfortable than my PPK leather holster, less bulky and more secure. just be sure to remember that yes its comfortable but only for a short while when the firearm is removed.ill buy it again just incase.

Holster was advertised as having positive retention. Advertisements actually show pictures of the holster held upside down retaining a holstered Glock.When I got the holster, I placed my third gen Glock 23 in it and immediately noticed there was no distinct click or snapping sound. If you have a kydex or similar holster, you know what I'm talking about. The gun was loose with nearly a quarter of an inch of play forward and back. Then, I turned the holster and gun upside down. The gun slipped out!! Almost ZERO RETENTION!I contacted the manufacturer. They asked for a video which I sent. They explained it was supposed to be a little loose, that they had discovered that if it's tighter users have trouble drawing the gun, and suggested I put it in my pants to see how the retention was then. Yeah, no thanks.They know there's a quarter inch of play. They know the gun drops out if the holster is turned upside down. And they say stick it in your pants.I'd already worn the holster in my pants. I didn't trust the retention to keep the gun holstered and the trigger guard covered. I'd also read other reviewers saying they'd had the gun come loose out of the holster while they were out in public.It is not a matter of IF. It is a matter of WHEN. Somebody is going to shoot his junk off and/or sever a femoral artery and die, because this holster is advertised as having positive retention but intentionally designed to fit loosely with little to no retention.Stay far the F*** away. They're going to kill somebody, and it's completely foreseeable.I bought a raven concealment holster, V2 I think, after this, and I'm very happy with it. Solid fit, positive click, good retention. SAFE!

I’ve had mine for about a a year and a half. I like the fit with the gun. It slides along my belt, sometimes to an uncomfortable position or at a minimum, not where I expect it to be. Last night I noticed it has split, rendering it unusable. I wouldn’t expect this having not dropped it or forced it in any way.

I have carried concealed for 45 years (LEO) and like others I have several drawers full of holsters that I have tried and tried to make work. When I saw this holster I gave it a try for my S&W Shield 9mm I loved the way it worked . I then bought one for my Glock 40 and it surprisingly fit and felt comfortable with no pattering.Last year in November the Sig P365 came on the California Roster so I got a @-Series for it as well. it was so comfortable I would forget I had it. Well Just yesterday I was putting my P365 in my holster and instead of clipping in as usual the holster broke in half. I got on the Companies E-Mail and told them what happened and within 5 min (No Joke) I received an e mail saying that they stand by their product and if I gave them my address they would get me one in the mail. Now who does that??