THE MIC Holster Compatible With Glock 43 9MM

So I am one of those guys who has tried them all when it comes to carry. I have carried inside the waistband, on the belt, ankle, shoulder, etc. and have also experimented with just about every kind of holster material from fancy to cheap leathers, kydex, nylon, sticky material, and the list goes on. With that being said, the MIC holster is my current go-to for my G43 where at this point I just keep them in the case together. What I love about this holster is that it excels in exactly what it was designed for, which is to completely minimize any extra mass or friction when it comes to traditional IWB holsters, while also safely securing the trigger of your pistol when carrying and in this case even drawing from and re-holstering into your waistband. I am not normally an appendix carry kind of guy, but when I do the MIC holster actually feels like the safest way to carry that way because the kydex trigger guard does not actually leave the firearm until about three fourths into your drawstroke, and you have to clamp the holster back onto your pistol before re-holstering onto your waistband which I feel like is when some folks get themselves into trouble. I admit when the MIC holster and it's clones first began circulating I was hesitant to jump on it because the concept seemed so radical compared to traditional IWB holsters, like it was almost too good to be true. It wasn't until I watched some videos on youtube from the inventor of the MIC that I decided to gave it a try as they were very in-depth and informative especially in his demonstrations. I encourage those on the fence to check them out. I had also become a fan of Boraii holsters, which are similar to the design of the MIC holster but specifically for minimalist pocket carry. However, with some minor adjustments by moving onto the belt loop the MIC holster makes a great pocket carry holster as well. This may be a bold statement but I think the MIC holster is the most innovative holster I have come across in over a decade. Is it a one size fits all holster, well of course not because I sometimes want to carry on the ankle or elsewhere on my body, or have a traditional holster covering the whole pistol to protect it's finish from debris and sweat. Obviously you are not going to be doing quick one-handed re-holstering and will have to wipe down and clean your gun more after pro-long carrying in this method. However, the MIC holster was designed to be the most minimalist way to safely carry your gun, and have yet to find another carry rig that has this combination of comfort, accessibility, and safety.

I was recommended this product by a friend who is a Las Vegas police officer. This thing snaps extremely tight to cover the trigger. You can loop the cord around your belt or a belt loop and just stick it in your waistband and go that route. I usually just have it in a hoodie pocket or pair it with a sticky holster. I may be over paranoid but I just feel better knowing the entire trigger is completely secure under something very rigid. I also have a magnet car holster with a hook on the back and I use this with it. There are many ways to use this. It is safe and effective. I have one for my Glock 19 also. I have had that one since 2015. It is just as tight as is was the first day I received it.

This holster is very form fitting, snaps on easy, but is pretty tight fit, much more so than other similar products I've had from another company. I like the tight fit, just makes that much less likely to come loose, especially if hanging anywhere. The one thing that is lacking materially is the light duty rope used. Even bigger issue was the weak knot came undone after very little use, which is a BIG problem in self defense situation. I easily replaced it with some paracord lying around (from Hobby Lobby) and sealed the knot with a lighter. Very happy with it now. SO, I recommend this product especially for the mold quality, price and Prime shipping, just make sure to check the knot and if necessary, replace the cord used altogether.

Excellent product! Plenty durable to do the job but doesn't add weight and bulk to overall rig. Follow the instructions on how to insert pistol into it. Will not mark up your pistol. Covers trigger and trigger guard without risk of being removed inadvertently. Excellent! Buy without delay!

I bought this as a supplement to my preferred carry method- the Can Can Concealment belly band in the hopes that it would provide a little more protection to the trigger guard. Well, it WOULD if it would stay snapped onto the trigger guard of the gun but it arrived extremely loose around the slide and trigger guard. (To give you an idea of the looseness, it was TWICE the width of my double stack Glock 19. HOW is this effective??). I was able to doctor the retention VERY slightly by heating the kydex and remolding the fit around my 43 but alas it was not enough to create a usable trigger guard holster. Fortunately this thing was only $17ish dollars but I'm going to have to spend three times that on an Aegis Armory holster instead, since they use a larger piece of kydex to provide greater retention. More colors too. Oh well, that's what I get for trying a cheap holster. On the plus side, the shipping was very quick. I ordered on Saturday and received it Monday afternoon. A+ to the seller, D- to the manufacturer.

I use this everyday. This is the only way I conceal carry any more. This is super easy to use, very secure, and hides the firearm in my belt line very well. I apendix carry and this works and hides well both my Glock 42 and my Glock 43x. There are a lot of similar items on Amazon but the MIC brand is the best one hands down. I highly recommend.

I by no means love this, but it is a minimal holster that works...ok. It will not hold you gun firmly in place so it will move around you waistline. Even with the 43 being small appendix carry is really no good for sitting down so I go back to 5 o'clock in which case it is more difficult to draw. I see this as being a nice trigger guard if you keeping you gun in a bag or pack pack. Otherwise this little holster does everything it claims.

Wear IWB concealed at any position without changing holster! Appendix, 3 o'clock, 6 o'clock, wherever you want. Fully adjustable by simply tying a knot. Also can be used to hang from a bedframe, curtain rod, or from a nail behind a piece of furniture. Most versatile holster I have ever owned.