Can I use this for IWB? or is this made for pocket carry only? Thanks.
83071
Designed for pocket carry...I use it IWB (with the flap) and it works well. As someone mentioned, be sure you are aware that it will fall free when dropping pants.
83072
Yes you can. Even though it is meant for pocket carry, you can still use it IWB. I found it to be a little bulky for my liking in my pocket (not the holster but the gun). I really only use it IWB anymore. The rubber grips all over the holster help keep it in place. I advise you to where a belt which also helps keep it in place. However, you must be careful when undoing your belt since there are no clips your gun could just fall. I know its not really meant to be used this way but its comfortable, concealed and i'll wear it all day. Used with Sig P238.
83073
It's really only for pocket carry. There's no clip to hold it up IWB. But I am very happy with it for pocket carry.
83074
I personally would not use it for IWB carry. The holster does not have any clip that would secure it to your belt/pants like a traditional IWB holster.I would be concerned that under the weight of the firearm, it may slip down into your pants.While in your pocket, the holster does sit at the bottom.Hope it helps.
83075
This is for pocket carry only as it has not belt clips or loops to keep it from falling.
1132822
It is made for shoulder carry only. But it is long enough to wrap once around the left for-arm to steady your aim.
1361294
Bought one from holster by braids on Ebay,much better design and cheaper,I carry it everyday now without problem it can also be carry walletor front pocket,check it out on Ebay
920371
I have no idea whatsoever. The P-22 isn't what I would call a pocket carry pistol, though I'm sure it "could" be carried that way. I'd look for an IWB holster, there should be a lot of holsters available for that option. Any of the small or compact sized holsters for a 3.5 to 4" small semi auto should fit, the P-22 is about the same size as an XD-Compact or Glock 36
570369
Sure I don"t see why not, This is one of the best pocket holsters out there , use it every day for CC...
1241832
No, and you would NOT want one. It would defeat the purpose. This holster is primarily intended for a front pant pocket. The grip on the outer surface is supposed to keep the holster in the pocket when you draw the gun out. Take a look at the images on the manufacturers website if you're unsure. I did and that helped before I bought it. I use it daily now and love it.
1689463
It can be used for both. I use it for IWB if I do not have a loose shirt on to cover a holster. Works well in pocket as well.
1689462
It can be used as either. I use it primarily for a pocket. But the material that its made of is sticky enough to hold as iwb.
110050
Yes, it can be used for right or left handed carry. I'm not sure how you would conceal this, however. It is pretty bulky and you'll look like you're wearing a fanny pack. Unless, I suppose, you're wearing a rather large overcoat.
1941319
I got this holster for deep concealment of a PT709 Slim [subcompact]. The pocket of this holster literally swallowed up my little gun. Not sure how your XDS compares, but I think it is a small gun as well. I have an Uncle Mike soft IWB holster that I insert into the big pouch of this holster and it holds it at the right angle and height for a safe draw. Otherwise, grabbing the grip on the gun is very difficult. Hope this helps. Best of luck.
440077
I ordered a sneaky pete holster for my sig p250. You have to make sure you order the sneaky pete that fits the p238, but I'm not a fan of the sneaky pete unless you are a large man. I am a petite woman and it looks way too large on me. Not too sneaky. I use a fanny pack insteak, IWB holster or conceal carry purse, but that's just me. I do use the magazine holders from sneaky pete and they are very well made.
1079321
It's the width and weight of the knife that is different from other models normally carried. With the knife on its side in your pocket, it's a couple of inches "high", so you don't want to have a lot of other "stuff" in there with it, such as a cell phone. I daily carry the smaller version of this knife in regular cotton pants or jeans + my wallet in left front pocket with no problems. This model is just a little heavy for me to daily carry in a pocket, that's why I got the belt holster for it. I carry this knife on special occasions when I think I might need the extra tools this knife has. It CAN be carried in a normal size pocket, but I wouldn't count on carrying a lot more in the same pocket. If you're concerned about "lumps" or wear super tight fitting pants, you will have a big lump with this knife. I gladly put up with the lump and weight in my pocket, though, for the tools and utility this knife provides.
2048136
OWB, and it isn't a paddle type. You must loop your belt through it, so it is not easily removed, or as a previous reviewer said, it's not easly conceilable either due to its thickness. It's a good holster, but if would like it much more if it had a paddle-type fastener.
171574
It is designed for pocket carry. I haven't tried it for anything else but I have to say that I have carried it in my pocket for almost two years now and it still works perfect. Like it so much I bought them for my son and for my brother. All are very happy with them.
2189894
To be honest, never heard of the AOW issue. I did go to the ATF website and look at their examples. They did have something similar called a wallet gun, but that example showed the firearm being completely hidden. In this holster, the entire slide is exposed. It looks like a wallet while in your pocket, but its obvious that there's a gun in it if it is just out in open.
1507584
I don't know what iwb or sob is but I have a baby eagle 9mm full size but I live this holster it works great and the release is simple. I will get another when I csn find my 45
2024562
I found the ankle holster on Amazon. The pocket holster is too bulky for me. I wear the ankle holster daily and find it confortable