IWB/OWB Gun Holsters for Small Pistols: Ruger LCP 380, LCP MAX, LCP II- Sig Sauer P365 P238- Walther PPK 380, CCP- S&W Bodyguard 380- Beretta Pico- Kahr P380- Micro-Compact Sub-Compact With Mag Holder

First, this holster works fine with my Ruger LCP Max. A little tight but that helps keep it secure and it draws easily. Clever design to make it ambidextrous. The belt clip moves up and down a little because of that but the result is the holster actually moves up when you sit down if you appendix carry making it more comfortable than rigid Kydex. No idea about durability yet but seems well made with good attention to detail. I like that the strap is completely removable and didn't think I'd use it but I might. Actually more comfortable than my sticky type holster and more secure since it attaches to belt. Great value if it holds up well.Update: After a few days using this holster, I have only one complaint and that is about the difficulty putting it on and taking it off. This is because of the way the metal belt clip is shaped to keep it in the ambidextrous pocket. It helps to pull the clip out away from you belt and twist it on rather than pushing straight down. The good news is that it is the only holster I've been able to wear in the appendix position at all and in the 4 o'clock position I can't even tell it's there.

I use it as intended on my calf and it fits great and is comfortable I’ve hiked in it, and I wrap it around my desk leg for a holster. This thing is great for the price, the Velcro is high quality and the design makes it easy to conceal. There is a clip holder and I opted in for the magnetic latch which is nice. It’s easy to grab my gun and it performs perfectly for a concealed holster.

I've searched, purchased and returned several holsters that claimed they fit subcompact handguns only to be so big the grip sinks in so far you can't draw your weapon if needed until this one. This is not a good fit for my Jennings .22, 6 shot with a whopping 5" length but it's the only one to date where I am actually able to view the grip and draw it from the holster quickly, albeit I have had to learn to do so with 2 fingers at first to pull it up before my entire hand can grip it but with a little practice it's now a smooth fluid motion. So not only does this holster fit but I love that I can wear it either concealed or open carry! Love the price as well!

I like many others who have concealed carry go through probably 10 holsters before finding the right one. I needed some that was a but more slim then the others that I had and this did the trick. I like the fact I can switch between a front and back holster. This comes into play based on what shirt I am wearing and nice to know it can be adjusted easily to wear correctly.Only downfall is, since the case doesnt cover the entire slider, when you get in an out of your car or seat, it does press into you if you are wearing it on the front side.

I BOUGHT THIS FOR MY BODYGUARD 2.0 AND I HAVE TO SAY, IT FITS LIKE A CHARM. NICE SNUG, NOT TOO TIGHT, FIT. I LIKE THE AMBIDEXTROUS PART ABOUT IT TOO. RECOMMEND.

The current production of this holster is too small for a Sig P-365 or Ruger LCP2. I bought this brand and model of holster a year ago and it fit a P-365, but as of receiving two of these holsters in February 2024 they are now way too small for a P-365 or the smaller LCP2. Buyer beware, the current offering of this holster is too small..Edit to add: I tried this holster I bought last year that was a little larger with a Sig P-365 yesterday and now I have a new concern: When I practiced a draw with a P-365 with the holster clipped in my front pocket, when I drew the gun both the gun and the holster came out of my pocket. In other words, the clip FAILED to hold the holster and the holster ended up with the gun at the conclusion of the draw. This is very dangerous, if you need your weapon every nano-second counts and having the holster smothering your gun after you've drawn is obviously a terrible thing to happen. The moral is, even if your P-365 fits in the holster the clip can fail to hold on the draw.

I wanted a simple holster that could be popped on and off my belt when I took walks in the woods. ( i.e. All day comfort and concealability were not my highest priority. ) This one is decent quality and fairly adaptable. The problem is that it's fit was way to tight on the pistol as the holster arrived. So dangerously tight that it would be difficult to draw the weapon without taking the entire holster with it. I ended up wrapping the pistol in a heavy plastic bag and stuffing it into the holster to stretch it. After 3 days of this treatment, the holster seems to have stretched enough to allow for decent retention AND a smooth draw.

I was looking for an inexpensive OWB/IWB holster for the Ruger LCP Max. This one works great. Breaks in and stretches with use. The belt clip is much stronger than most, takes a little getting used to. Would purchase again.