ComfortTac Concealed Carry Holster | Inside The Waistband Iwb Or Outside Owb Size 1 Fits S&W Bodyguard, Ruger Lcp, Kel Tec P3At, Kahr P380, Naa Guardian, and Most .380 (Right)

The material is good quality but this did not work for my LCP, even after cutting some of the stitching like the maker suggests. It would fit something smaller.

This is a perfect and comfortable holster for my wife’s Ruger LCP Max.

Perfect fit for Raven .25 auto pocket carry.

I would have gladly given this holster a 5 star rating based on the fact that it is comfortable to carry and it does hold my Ruger LCP securely. The problem is that with the present design of the retaining strap, it holds it too securely, making it difficult, cumbersome, and most importantly, time consuming to remove it from the holster. This is a basic design flaw, and one that has been pointed out by other reviewers. Failure on the part of the manufacturer to correct it also contributed my giving it a 2 star rating.Specifically, the thumb release snap is positioned exactly opposite of the way it should be to allow for an easy retrieval of your weapon. In fact, it is nearly impossible to release the snap with your thumb since it faces downward and away from the tip of your thumb rather than towards it. The good news is that it is a problem that is fairly easily solved with a few modifications, which I made myself, and which can be seen in the photos submitted with this review.Using part of the original strap, along with some new nylon webbing, a small piece of leather, and a few new marine snaps, I was able to reposition the thumb snap so that it is now easily released with a slight flick of the thumb, as it should be. Plus, it still holds the Ruger securely.I hope this helps any one who finds the original design to be a problem, and perhaps will serve as an incentive to the manufacturer to make this modification on future holsters.If I see that the design has changed, I'll reconsider my having given this, otherwise fairly nice, holster a 2 star rating.

Living in the humid south, I gravitate towards the bodyguard when weather permits shorts and a tee shirt. I often use a pocket holster but I find that this holster with an untucked tee shirt is perfect. There are four elements that are indispensable to me in a concealed carry holster. First, concealment, second comfort, third containment, and fourth convenience. No one can detect the gun with am good belt. It is not the slightest bit uncomfortable for daily all day wear. The restraining strap secures the gun and I feel absolutely sure the gun and holster stay by my side. Only where convenience is concerned is there something of an issue. I have to run the belt through the metal hook. That hasn't been much of a problem. When I go to the post office, I leave the holster on and leave the upholstered gun in the car. You will notice I omitted draw speed from my list above. The snap hinders that but I prefer knowing the gun is where it is supposed to be.