How tight will it hold 357 LCR? Reason: from what I read its good for pockets but what if my wife puts this in her purse? Will it slip out?
1700958
It's a great for for the .357(same profile as the .38) However, there is no retention so I feel comfortable with it in front pants or jacket pocket, but if placed in a loose bag it may not stay in the holster providing trigger coverage- this leading to safety concerns. That said, great holster, and my preferred carry option for pockets or even a snug bag pocket.
1700959
It's a great for for the .357(same profile as the .38)However, there is no retention so I feel comfortable with it in front pants or jacket pocket, but if placed in a loose bag it may not stay in the holster providing trigger coverage- this leading to safety concerns.That said, great holster, and my preferred carry option for pockets or even a snug bag pocket.
1700960
It has a slightly sticky outer coating to stay in your pocket, while the inside is slick so the gun comes out easily. It works wonderfully that way, but gravity is on your side: Gravity holds the gun down in you pocket until you want it. Loose, in a purse, the holster it might be a problem. If there were a pocket or compartment to hold the gun upright, that might help, but if the purse got tossed in a chair, or on the floor the gun could easily slip out.
1700961
Very well designed as a pocket holster for the LCR's. Advise against use in a lady's purse. "Might be OK" not sufficient.
1696414
I wear tighter fitting jeans with small pockets. It's grippy enough that it doesn't fall out of the back pocket, but I have no problem getting it in and out when I want to. Which is quite frequently. Lol.
962607
I use it with my S&W; .40 cal. It's a little snug but it works. It won't come out at all & is very secure.
1134376
It will fit but it won't be super secure for hard use. It is supposed to clip to your belt and it's not super secure there. They are great for the range and matches, but not for CCW in my opinion!
171571
This is designed for pocket carry. There is no retaining clip to hold it in place for IWB. I have tucked it into my waistband, as it has a somewhat grippy texture, and it stayed put somewhat OK.
1414595
I tend to carry it that way (in left front pocket of jeans/pants) and no problem at all noticed yet. It certainly slips in and out easily without catching or dragging on anything. How that helps you.
469163
I carry a 380 Bodygaurd and it is very secure. The shorts are pretty short, so I wear other ones over them, allowing for even more support. I haven't had any problem with the gun slipping up.
2203801
Hi, yes I believe it would hold this. I use it for my LCR .38 special. The holster itself though is very bulky around the ankle. (Take into consideration that I'm 5'2" and while this is around my angle, it also goes almost to the middle of my calf. A larger person with longer calves may not have a problem.) The sheepskin padding was very think and I ended up sheering it down some to get rid of some of the volume. I wear EMS pants and cutting it helped hide it better under the pant leg. Just something to consider if you purchase one. Hope that helped.Sharon K.Sharon K. Hi, yes I believe it would hold this. I use it for my LCR .38 special. The holster itself though is very bulky around the ankle. (Take into consideration that I'm 5'2" and while this is around my angle, it also goes almost to the middle of my calf. A larger person with longer calves may not have a problem.) The sheepskin padding was very think and I ended up sheering it down some to get rid of some of the volume. I wear EMS pants and cutting it helped hide it better under the pant leg. Just something to consider if you purchase one. Hope that helped.Sharon K.Sharon K.
1800012
You could probably conceal 4 LCP's in this. I have an XDm 45 and a spare mag. No real place to store anything in here except a gun. It has a holster for 1 gun.
1224465
Looks like it will hold 9mm or 380s a medium to small size handgun I don't have this actual purse but the one I have will carry all the hand guns I have charter arms 38 down to my lcp 380
1473110
I don't put mine in my pockets very often...I usually keep it in my purse...but when I have put it in my pockets (they're loose) it hasn't been a problem.
1955256
It will no longer slip into a men's shirt pocket. I find it uncomfortable in a jeans pocket, but of course fine in khaki's. I use the holster, which I prefer anyway. My office mates mock my huge phone. I love it.
2012444
The gun is held in place by the tension of the plastic, can be set for a tighter or looser fit by adjusting the two screws. It holds a glock tightly, but I wouldnt recomend for open carry, unless you can add some sort of retension strap to it.
1243407
As the others said it is about as good as it gets for the Ruger LCP 380 (with or without a laser attached. I personally use mine for the rear pocket. I can't say this for other models but if the size is compatible with the LCP you will like this holster.
578394
It will fit and not fall out or anything but the holster is large so you may have to end up digging around a bit to draw your firearm. If it were me I would try to find one geared more towards compact pistols but this one may not be too bad if it's all you can find for a good price.
490594
It holds a Baby Browning or a Beretta Jetfire just fine. Both of these are .25 cal and are small pocket pistols. The PPK/S .22 is going to be a larger package and if it went in, it may not easily come out.
1041083
It's like every other holster - whatever gun you put in it, the grip will stick out. However, it can be completely concealed in the bag - one of the pockets is lined with velcro, which is where the gun goes for the "concealed carry". The holster is soft so it will stick, allowing you to know exactly where your gun is vs. it shifting around in your bag.