Pocket Holster

Got this so I could pocket carry my bodyguard 2.0 and it fits perfect. It's a little snug at first but I bet over time it will kinda mold to shape. Overall 5 stars!

Material ensures holster stays in place when drawing. Comfortable in pocket. Key is to purchase correct size for your gun.

Purchased to use with a Ruger LCP II. The pistol sits a little high in the holster with trigger guard near the grip slightly exposed and the magazine ejection button completely exposed. The end of the barrel is about an inch recessed from the end of the holster. The trigger is completely enclosed which is the most important feature.Not an expert on holsters but I thought the pistol would have sat a little deeper in the holster.

This is a really nice in the pocket Holster, fit's my EDC like a glove. Taurus Spectrum and Beretta Pico fit very well. It's light and extraction in a pinch is good. Holster stays in pocket on a draw. Highly recommend this.

Let's start with the obvious that it's clearly not leather. It's plastic at best. It is not sticky by any stretch of the imagination so it will not grip your pocket when trying to draw. All of this is forgivable if not for the fit. I have a ruger lcp and this holster is too small to cover the trigger. I don't think I need to point out that it doesn't get much smaller than an lcp and yet that was too big. I'd recommend you spend 10 extra bucks for a proper name brand.

Pros: well made and stitched. excellent price. Longer "hook" or "thumb" to help grab inside of pocket then others I tried. Shape of holster would be fine for LCP 2 size pistol IF it has a older style rounded trigger guard. The holster length extends ~1/4" past the LCP 2 muzzle. Holster cover the whole trigger guard on LCP 2.Cons: the "bumps" on the holster have no tacky or gripping ability. Hence the holster often remains on the pistol when drawn. Even after wrapping pistol and inserting it overnight several times to shape the holster to the pistol, it still occasionally fails to remain in my pocket. The holster is sewn for a smaller rounded trigger guard, as such the newer larger squared trigger guards do not allow the pistol to seat properly. Due to this the LCP 2 mag release button is exposed.Comfort Tac can easily remedy this problem by a slight change in stitching pattern and offer the same holster with a different part number that would fit newer sub compacts that mostly use squared trigger guards. That would be a Four Star holster. Change the "bumps" to a material with actual tackiness and that would be a Five Star holster.I have tried 4 other holsters and rather than another return, I will keep this one. I may just pull out needle and thread and "correct" the trigger guard stitching. I think that round guard curve is pinching the front of the square trigger guard and by squaring off the stitching it may cure most of the pocket retention problem. All the other holsters had nonfunctional friction except the Sticky brand (which I didn't like the fit) and the hard holster (which stayed in great due to it's pocket hook, just wasn't comfortable).

Fits like a glove, well made and as easy as can be to draw from a pants pocket.

Holds my Ruger LCP perfect. Sank a little shallow at first but only took a few days to sink in properly. For me, one of the biggest pluses is the lack of tacky exterior which I can't stand, and the pistol draws out without the holster every time! It works so well it's almost annoying because you have to consciously hold the holster to pull it all out at the end of the day, which I do much more frequently than drawing to shoot, lol.