Concealed Carry Holster, Universal Holster, Inside The Waistband Bundle, Holster for Man/Woman Fits Right Hand and Left, Compact Subcompact Handguns, Black

Ordered for Walther P22 to carry around my property. It fit's but it's a pretty snug fit going in. I thought about cutting the top stitches like others mentioned but I'm just going to wait and see if it relaxes with use. It releases easy enough. I tried my other compact carries just out of curiosity (Taurus GX4 and Beretta APX A1 Carry), and those will not fit. Pheonix .25 ACP drops in pretty easily. The shorter strap that comes with holster holds it securely.

Just as described,

I bought this as an experiment because of the really low price. I clipped the stitches. It works great for everything from my Ruger Security 380 up to my CZ P10 F. I was surprised the CZ fits, but it does with a bit of the barrel exposed. I use it as a right hand OWB holster. It was a good purchase for me.

This review was done with a PPK clone. Retention 5/5 under normal circumstances it will not just fall out. Even in Picture #1 upside down with a full magazine it will not fall out even with a bit of shaking but a jolt and it will fall most of time unless your sights catch on the area in Picture #5 and has good chance of staying in still. And this is ALL while upside down. Drawing from the holster. 5/5 If properly done which is easy withoutmuch effort. If you accidentally grab a part of the holster with your palm while the clip is over your belt it will never accidentally come off. I tried with all my might without ripping the pants, tried that about 4 times before it permanently stretched my pants in Picture #6. If done UNDER a belt and grabbed with a bit of the palm, it is possible the holster could still be on the gun when drawn in a high stress scenario. But you almost have to try to grab the holster on purpose. Unless you got big hands. ALSO Picture #5 if your sights get stuck on these it can be life or death if you really need it. Just cut that flap vertically or trim it horizontal as best as possible to remove has much resistance. Comfort 5/5 if worn over clothing otherwise you will have to trim corners or it WILL eventually chafe and bleed. I start chaffing in less than 5 minutes, its that rough and still hurts to touch hours later. If you use it like in the product page pictures and open carry with a tucked in shirt then disregard this next part on comfort. It's advertised for concealed carry but doesn't actually show it any of the 3 examples in the product page. Picture #2-4 these parts you will have to trimmed because they are heat sealed or with very hard plastic either way trim it. Under clothes. Untrimmed 1/5 trimmed 5/5 Value for money 5/5 at less than $10. Even seem at least 1 other brand selling a similar one for nearly $15 so I could imagine this product possibly beating out $20-25 competitors. I gave it a 4/5 because it is advertised for concealed carry but will REQUIRE trimming or you will get abrasions (that still hurt), and that will eventually bleed if not trimmed.

Nice holster for the price

This fits on my belt pretty well. My 9mm does not fit, the holder is to small.

First off - it’s nothing fancy. But for the cost, it’s excellent quality. I’m impressed. For my ruger ec9s. I did have to cut the string. The string is made to cut. It’s only one string. It is not the same string that holds the holster together. So cutting the string does not sacrifice the build of the holster. Consider it a button that you have unbuttoned. I would and did buy more of this case as it’s such a good deal.

Fits a Ruger P95. Just cut the optional stitch like the product page says and it slides right in.