Elite Survival Systems Pocket Holster for Sig Sauer P238 w/Laser; Kahr 9/40 w/Laser, Kel-Tec PF9 w/Laser

Super CC pocket holster. I bought it to use with a Sig Sauer P290rs w/laser but not long after getting the holster I purchased a Glock 27. And it fits perfect, very snug but slides out easily when I need it. Nice material, easy on the gun but grips the inside of your pocket so it doesn't come out when you draw your weapon. A Glock 27 isn't the lightest pocket gun, but if you want a holster that fits it well, this one is it. The price just makes it that much better!

Fits well, decent quality. My one issue is that there is no real tactile sense when drawing my gun; It almost always seems to come out of the holster cleanly and not have the holster still attached, but more than once everything came out of my pocket. It did seem to improve the more I carried the loaded holster, but I don't think I'm completely comfortable putting my life on the line depending on getting a "clean draw:. For serious CCW I'd get an IWB or OWB holster.

CM40 fits like a glove in the holster. Nice material especially at this price point. I use it for rear pocket carry and it just barely fits but the is due to the firearm and not the holster. I will post a follow up on the durability.

I bought it for my Kahr and it fits perfect with the laser. First time I use a pocket holster, so I'll have to get used. I really wanted a belt holster but I haven't found one that will fit with the laser. I would like it to be a bit more abrasive, but it is not too bad. It moves while you draw but doesn't go out of the pocket at all.

This seems to be well-made for its price point, but it's far from suited to my purpose. First, the PM-9 with laser fits rather snugly - not so much as seriously to impede the draw, so long as the lower lip of the holster engages the side of the pocket. But therein lies the problem. It's just too broad across the bottom to fit well into a (tapered) front pants pocket. That broadness forces it to ride high in the pocket,and to tilt the whole gun/holster unit forward. That causes the rear sight and tang to print noticeably against the top front of the pocket. That pressure will also accelerate clothing wear. Debated between 2 and 3 stars, gave it 3 because it IS good value, even if the design doesn't work for my needs.(BTW I have used pocket holsters with bottom "hook" lips before with other pistols, and they didn't have this problem. Of course they cost about ten times as much.)This may work well for a square-bottomed pocket, such as on a coat or a cargo pocket in trousers (although one cannot recommend carrying even a small pistol in a cargo pocket, except perhaps as a last-ditch backup - besides being an awkward presentation, it WILL bang uncomfortably against your leg as you walk).Pros:Presents a decent shooting grip.Seems to be good value.Cons:Rides too high in front pocket.Prints badly.Meanwhile, I've gone back to an Uncle Mike's No. 3. Not as good a shooting grip, but far more comfortable and doesn't print.

I was really hoping this would work because of the style and design. To my dismay, I tried it in pants pockets having different material and it never stayed in my pocket during a draw.Worthless and dangerous to use!

Good holster but a little tight for the Beretta Nano with Lasermax. It seems like it just needs to loosen up.

Was just putting my Nano in my coat pocket and finding my magazine partially ejected on several occassions. Also, the muzzle was starting to make a wear spot in the corner of one of my jackets. The 2L fit my BU9 Nano with Lasermax perfectly and stands the gun up perfectly, masks the shape of the pistol, protects the mag release, and makes it easier to draw. The only thing easier is open carry. This is a well made, durable holster and the outside is very grippy. Lastly, No I do not work for Elite and am not exaggerating. It's just a product that fits my need perfectly.