Tactical Belt Holster with Mag Pouch Universal Outside The Waistband Holster Black

My Walther PD380 fits perfectly in this holster and the spare magazine pocket seems like it was made just for my magazines. Belt attachment is great. Strap over the pistol leaves a little to be desired but fits fairly snug with a bit of manipulation. Overall great holster for the price.

I needed a holster for my Taurus TX-22 and it fit like a glove! Nice to be able to have another magazine right there. The nylon material is perfect; not too thick, not too thin. The strap that holds it in place is adjustable and it’s easy to open when needed. As I said it holds an extra magazine in the front and for my TX-22 it fits just right. I’m amazed at the price because I’ve bought an Uncle Mike’s holster over 30 years ago and this is better quality at 1/3rd the cost. If you own a tx-22 and need a holster you can’t go wrong with this one. I’ll update if there are any changes in quality or durability. I suspect it’ll fit other similarly sized pistols but I have not tried any others at this time.

This is a pretty good holster for the $12 I paid for it. Given the low price, it would be unfair to be too critical. The nylon and stitching are surprisingly durable for the price. It is nearly a perfect fit for a Glock G30 subcompact. It has a secure thumb break if you are looking for that. If you are shopping for a cheap holster to secure a firearm and don't intend to use it for everyday carry, this will do fine. However, the geometry of this holster is extremely poor. It rides very high on your hip with no forward cant, and the thumb break is difficult to release. If you need to draw from this rig in a hurry, you're probably going to lose that race. Additionally, the weight of the G30 causes the velcro on the belt strap to pull loose, and the holster itself feels like it is constantly falling away from your body. It hasn't happened yet, but I have concerns that the holster is going to fall off of my belt at some point if I wear it for an extended period. (This might not be a problem with a lighter firearm.) Having said this, the person buying a $12.00 holster, myself included, should adjust their expectations accordingly. Despite the above shortcomings, this appears to be well made and durable and is a far better product then its low price implies.

Great product, only holsters I use!

Bought for Mauser M20 22LR and it fits well. However I decided to use it for Ruger SR9E since it has the extra mag pouch, and it fits well to.

Good enough, but not the best for concealed carry

I really like this holster! Only drawback is the magazine pouch in the front is very small and does not fit even a 10 round magazine for a .45 ACP. However, I love the fact that I can put it on my belt through the belt loop on the back or front and you can put a clip spring as well. Allowing you to attach it to your belt and attach it to your pants for a much sturdier fit to your hip. And the stretchy clip for the retention of the pistol is great! When you unbutton it it just pops around out of your way so that you can retrieve the pistol easily. Now you can't use this with a laser or flashlight attachment but it does work well for a full size pistol. Now it might fit a smaller 9 mm with a flashlight laser combo.

This is a great holster for my Taurus G3C, but I will never wear this IWB. It's just too bulky, and although the trigger is completely covered, it is all fabric-like material and not Kydex or Hybrid. My personal rule is that my holsters should always have a hard outer shell covering the trigger. I use it to store my handgun inside of my range bag to keep the gun from being scratched or banged around as I walk/run. Might be a good thigh or vest holster as it has velcro straps at the back to attch it to a MOLLE system, or around a belt of some sort. Could be used as OWB as well, as there is a security strap that keeps the gun securely holstered, but it's a snap-button that could potentially easilly be un-buttoned by a threat in close combat. Also, good luck trying to conceal it if using it as OWB. The mag holder in the front is a nice feature, but again, it's just not practical as an IWB holster. Overall, I think this is a gret holster for holding my firearm while in my range bag.