A.C. Kerman - LE Versacarry Inside The Waistband Ambidextrous Gun Holster for .45 Cal Barrels

I have $200 worth of concealment holsters,divided between a Commander and an XDe.I have a shoulder holster,OWB,and a belt slide.Nothing really worked well but the shoulder holster but it was hard to reach my spare magazines.Several of my holsters came from Versacarry and they were ok but not great.Reholstering was difficult and the strap didnt fit over the cocked hammer on my 1911.Boo.At least they were cheap.My next move was a leather IWB til I saw the Versacarry LE.It looks weird and works like nothing I ever saw before.The muzzle locks on the blue pin and the gun and holsterslip inside the waistband and hook over the belt.The weapon requires a rock and tug to draw but not sure I would do backflips with it on.Not for everybody but its now my go to holster.

I have been using this product every day for the past month and find it to be the best IWB CCW holster I have ever used. The only bad thing I have heard people say is that you cannot holster the gun without removing the holster. Ok that is kinda true however, my CCW does have a safety so if you engage the safety, put the barrel on the plastic, with a finger under the peg screw, the gun can be re-holstered without taking it off. Although it is merely a clip how lazy do you have to be not to unfasten, clip the gun in and re-holster which takes about 30 seconds because it is so small. Lastly, the last thing you should worry about is re-holster a CCW it should ONLY be drawn if you are going to shoot a perpetrator, then it goes into evidence, see no re-holster is even necessary.

I have a Sig .45 cal. 1911, and I got this because good CCW rigs for it are hard to find. I saw this, and since it was cheap I gave it a try. First, It's pretty solidly built. Definitely not flimsy feeling at all. The gun is securely held by the barrel pin, and I could stand on my head and not worry about it falling off! There are three negatives that I see: 1. The trigger guard does not completely cover my 1911, so I would not feel good carrying locked and loaded, 2. You can not draw, then reholster without taking the entire thing out to reinstall your weapon. That makes practicing your draw a real pain! 3. A .45 1911 is not a svelte pistol. this would do fine for a smaller/lighter gun, but I personally need a little more structure.If you are looking for the absolute minimum in a CCW rig, this is the next step up from sticking it in your waistband! It is exactly as advertised, it's just not ideal for me.

If you have fat belly or big hips like me, sorry fellas and ladies... This ain't the holster for you. I've got what we call a Texas Fat belly. It's where you are skinny but u almost have potbelly that looks like you are pregnant but the rest of your body is skinny. Well this holster sits about halfway into your pants and halfway out so it will dig into your side or belly depending on where you put it. If you have big hips on top of that then it hurts when you sit down and are wearing it. Sorry to disappoint ya cause im sure you were sold on the price like me, but either lose some weight or get another holster. If you are a skinny guy this is the perfect holster for you and does everything that the listing says.

I was looking for a cheaper iwb holster to find a good match for my G30sf, and came across this. I was drawn in by how little bulk it had, as opposed to say a leather or kydex holster. I had seen reveiws online about it being very hard to draw from. And while I agree that when it's just out of the package, it's very tight... But it's nothing a drop of gun oil and a few hours fiddling with it can't fix. I found it quite comfortable at the 4 o'clock position, standing, sitting, driving ect. It has a trigger guard on the pants side. And unless you have fingers sprouting from your hips, nothing is getting to the trigger. (well, a lace bottom under shirt might sneak up on part of a glock trigger, but I'm not so sure) Easy draw while standing, sitting or crouching. Re-holstering is a topic for gun forums, but I will say, It needs to be removed from the pants to do so. Like most holsters, a good inch and a half wide, stiff belt is a good idea. The only draw back in my opinion, is that you don't have the option to tuck your shirt in behind the belt clip, like with a galco or other like holsters. All in all a great buy for the money, I would buy again.

This is a great little holster as long as you know what you are getting. You are not getting something that will allow you to draw and re-holseter your firearm. This is a holster that is meant for carrying concealed--the only time you would draw is if you were in need of deadly force.With that said, for the perscribed purpose, this is a great little holster. It is pretty good a staying put and it holds the gun firm (no wiggling). It's also very low profile--it only adds minimal width to the gun. I would not go as far as to say it is the most comfortable holster I've ever used, which is why I'm not giving it a full 5 stars, but it is reasonably comfortable for a single-clip IWB holster.

I bought this for a full sized USP 45 as there aren't many IWB holster options for this particular pistol. Reviews were mixed and the holster looked like a cheap plastic toy. Price was only $20 so I figured why not. Received a few days later and turns out this holster has been the greatest investment into my gun yet. The simplicity and stiffness is what makes this holster great. The plastic is very strong and barely bends (if at all) and the tube that goes inside of the bore really keeps it stiff and snug. Carrying a full size pistol almost feels like I'm carrying one of my compact pistols and I find myself carrying my fullsize more and more now. It feels as if you're carrying "gangster style" without a holster, only with this, you don't have to worry about it falling down your pants. XD Also, I carry a round in the chamber with DAO. I don't expect a round going off in any other type of holster, why worry about it happening with this holster? 10/10 will be buying again for other guns