CREATRILL Inside The Waistband Holster | Compatible with M&P Shield 9mm.40.45 Auto/Glock 26 27 29 30 33 / Ruger LC9, LC380 / Springfield XD & Similar Pistols | Gun Concealed Carry IWB Holster

This is truly a nice quality holster for the price! Fits my Glock 43, Steyr M40A1 and SIG P320 Carry or Compact perfectly (it's a little looser for the G43 but perfectly snug for the Sig P320 Carry/Compact and the Steyr M40A1). I did cut off the snap as I don't have any use for it. Very comfortable, stays open when the pistol is removed and has a great steel clip. For a nice, super comfortable IWB holster - you can't beat it. IMPORTANT: THIS HOLSTER IS FOR COMFORT AND CONCEALABILITY, it is NOT FOR RETENTION and IT DOES NOT ALLOW YOU TO FULLY GRASP THE ENTIRE GRIP WHEN DRAWING the GLOCK 43. You can get about two fingers on the grip initially. The Glock 43 will fall out if you turn the holster upside down, the Sig and the Steyr will not fall out. The Steyr M40A1 and the Sig P320 Cary or Compact fit normally and you can grasp the grip normally. Here's a photo with the Sig P320 Carry, the Steyr M40A1 and the Glock 43.

I can't speak to the durability because I don't CC often, but it holds the gun securely and isn't uncomfortable, so I'll give it a 5. If I begin to carry more often and it does or doesn't wear out, I'll come back and update the rating. I realize that this isn't likely to be an especially helpful review.

Pretty solid little holster, especially for the price. I had minor issues on the sizing chart but what I got works. I have a size 2 for my Ruger LC9 with LaserMax, it fits real snug. However the clip on it also fits real snug so I don't have to worry about it coming out easily, the snap strap will add further insurance to it not coming out by accident, and the multiple layers seem to be protecting it from sweat very well. I live in Florida and sweat is a BIG issue with conceal carry for obvious reasons. Multiple hours of scrubbing and oiling taught me some very valuable lessons. Good beginning holster for sure, worth it even if you just need a temp holster until you get a higher end one or need a back up if something happens to a higher end one. At the price it's a steal and only makes sense.

I wasn't sure this was going to fit due to the confusing ad and my particular weapon. The ad is confusing because the pictures, dimensions and text are a bit jumbled. The weapon is not specifically listed, since it is a Ruger LC9s with an integrated LaserMax laser AND flashlight, with a decidedly bulky muzzle. (see photo)At first I thought it was too tight, but then I tried a little trick. I forcibly jammed the gun in as far as it could go, then put it in my toaster oven for an hour @ 200F. Sure enough, the softened polymer stiffener was reshaped enough for a good, but still snug fit. Kids: If you try this at home it might be wise to remove any ammunition and batteries.As to the holster itself, it looks to be well made and of quality materials. Good value, recommended.

I bought this to replace the 'Elite' brand nylon holster I had with my first gun. Nothing 'elite' about that particular one as it was so thick and cheaply made it did not take advantage of the sub-compact size-factor 9mm I used it with. This holster is very minimalist with a retention strap and a belt clip, and allows me to get the deep concealment factor out of my gun. It also allows you to wear it against your skin as it is covered in neoprene. There is a slight bit of rough nylon used for where the strap begins, but that is easily dealt with with some tape. It also doesn't quite fit the LC9 Ruger pistols, but the retention strap makes that kind of moot.

A proper holster is essential in safely carrying any firearm. I own a Glock 43, and while I have a leather holster for my smaller pistols, I felt that a leather holster for a full size pistol would be uncomfortable. That said, I am glad I went with this holster as it is very comfortable. In fact, I barely notice that it is there when I am carrying.The holster fits my Glock 43 perfectly, and I feel very safe when I have the holster on. The holster also comes with a strap to make sure that your firearm never falls out, or that nobody who shouldn't have it gets their hands on it.

For a universal holster, this is pretty good. Not great, far from bad. But then again, it's a universal holster, it's supposed to be more or less OK across the board.The holster has a nice firm clip, though because does wiggle a bit. The cant is not adjustable at all.The holster works nice as a simply side holster in situations where concealment isn't the goal. This is not a concealment holster, but the holster does fit and work well when worn inside the waistband as well as outside. The major problem is that the holster doesn't pull the grip of the gun towards the body. The end result is some often very obvious printing.But truth be told, I expected this. I purchased the holster to illustrate the difference between a low-priced universal concealed holster versus a specific budget-minded concealed holster. When compared side by side, the differences were immediately easy to see, even before equipping the holster.Against other universal holsters, this holster is pretty good generally speaking. But that's simply in terms of universal holsters.The padding isn't abrasive when pushed against bare skin.

Just got this holster and after trying it out I am very satisfied with price and quality, this holster can be universal not only does it perform well as attended with my M&P 45 shield but it also carry's my Taurus model 85 revolver, the material is soft against your skin and the clip holds very well onto your pants or belt, both weapons can been drawn very easily with no binding or catching, I prefer not to use the snap strap but that's just me, I think you will be satisfied and I hope this helps in your purchase.