Uncle Mike'sOff-Duty and Concealment Nylon OT Inside-The-Pocket Holster

For the price of < $10, you can't beat these Uncle Mike inside-the-pocket holsters. I have three: size 2 for a Taurus TCP, size 3 for a Ruger LC9s and size 4 for a Ruger LCRx. I've owned the size 2 for several years and it has weathered the time well after intermittent use.PROs: Good quality material, stitching and overall construction; Well designed to stay inside the pocket when you draw your handgun; very good value for the money; fits the models I've listed well; soft and comfortable to wear; so far, is easy to clean with light brushing; light weight.CONs: As others have noted, it will move around in larger pants pockets, which is to be expected almost any inside-the-pocket holster; firearm printing (visible outline of a gun when inside clothing) is present when I use these holsters for my LC9s and LCRx because the grips' shapes are clearly visible outside the pants such that the eye completes the picture on some--not all--pant types. I use DeSantis Pocket Shot wallet holsters to completely avoid printing when I carry my Kimber Solo and S&W Bodyguard pistols.) Still, I love these Uncle Mike's holsters with the right pant type, like looser fitting khaki shorts.Overall, for the money and quality these holsters are a solid 5 star purchase.

This is the perfect pocket holster for any of the Ruger LCP-LCP Max pistols I’ve used these for both models. I cut a piece of high density foam to place in the holster to hold a more square shape, it appears as a wallet or phone case in your pocket. Very discrete for carry in less receptive places.

I love this style and make of holster. It fits appendix style and doesn't slip, slide, and has an easy release for the weapon. I had a Size 4 in this style and it was just a touch big for my SIG P365 3". However, this Size 3 that I ordered fits like a glove but is almost a little small as it does not secure it as well as the Size 4, which is a little too big. A Size 3.5 would be just right for this small model SIG pistol, a beautiful little but rugged stacked magazine pistol. I'll probably alternate this one with the Size 4 until I decide which one is best for me. They last forever and don't wear out.

Fits an LCP and Taurus perfectly. The grip band holds it in your pocket. The squared off end helps it stay upright in your pocket, rather than tilting like a pointed or rounded holster will. The interior is very soft. I'm sure holster wear will be minimal compared to leather. It is soft nylon so a couple of things must be expected: 1. It will not hide your weapon's "print", closer fitting clothes, especially light weight fabrics, will advertise your pocket contents. 2. It is soft and flimsy, it closes flat, making reholstering tougher, but the idea of concealed carry is to hope you never need it, and in case you do, I don't think speed holstering is a consideration.The safest place for any weapon is in a holster, this is a holster, and it covers the whole trigger guard. I carry in a much more expensive Galco leather pocket holster, but for the money, this does what it's suppose to, at a great value. It was the perfect purchase to give to a friend who always carried loosely, in his pocket.

Purchased this size 4 as a replacement for the same item I wore out from 10 years of daily carry of my 9mm Taurus PT111Ti Titanium Millennium and more recently and frequently .45 Auto Colt New Agent. Both fit perfectly, protecting my weapon and pocket. I like that I don't need separate holsters for each weapon. Keeps the weapon in perfect alignment for fast draw and as claimed, reduces printing of barrel and trigger guard. Typically worn comfortably inside Levis jeans and sometimes Dockers front pockets. The bottom corner under barrel in front of trigger guard has a tendency to curl under but does not affect comfort, printing, placement, or durability of the holster.I noticed someone recommending another product because it has extra pockets for ID/Cash and lower in price. Personally, I would not want to carry anything else in my pocket besides my weapon. I think this is a bad move. I also wouldn't be putting my hand in my weapon pocket, holding my hand on it, or anything else that would be less than natural that might draw attention to where my weapon is concealed, let alone that I even have a weapon. Besides reaching into an extra pocket on the holster for cash or ID may risk the chance of exposing myself/weapon and/or move the weapon slightly out of proper placement. If your getting mugged, the advantage of carrying a wallet separately is that you can toss it away from yourself and your weapon side giving you a distraction and redirecting attention while you draw and fire your weapon! Secondly, my previous holster lasted 10 years so I know the quality and security I have in previously owning and using it for about $10. Why save a dollar or two and possibly get less??

This is a great holster for pocket carry of small pistols. It works great in either front pocket and is not real noticeable when I carry it. If fits good with my small and medium sized 9mm pistols.

This holster is not deep enough to accommodate the “Covert” model of the 21A Bobcat. It will fit in the holster but will not completely cover the trigger guard as it should. Took a gamble ordering it, as Uncle Mike’s doesn’t make any claims that it would fit. Otherwise, it’s your typical Uncle Mike’s pocket holster. No major issues, especially for the price.

I come from a background of police and military in my family. This is how I learned of uncle Mike’s products. It’s a great concealed carry lightweight holster. I use this one in my purse. You could never go wrong with an Uncle Mike’s product. That was the advice I had received from all when I was researching a new small carry holster, and I agree.

Spedizione abbastanza veloce considerando che arriva dagli USA. Prodotto ottimo che conoscevo già, adatto per rovolver S&W J-Frame con canna da 1''7/8 (48mm) e simili.