Uncle Mike's Off-Duty and Concealment Pro-Pak Nylon Horizontal Shoulder Holster

I bought two of these simultaneously: one for a third gen SW and another for a gen 1 shield. Both fit like a glove, and the harnesses were easy to set up. Granted, these will never be as comfortable as a high end leather holster, but let's be realistic about things. I don't understand what all these terrible reviews are talking about. It seems to me they probably didn't read the instructions for setup, or got the wrong size.One thing: if you're not like a me (a body builder), it couldn't hurt to have the velcro spot-sewn into place. I haven't had any issues, but it's something to consider.

I love it just too big for my small frame

I ordered size one for my glock 43. The description states 3 to 4 inch barrels semi auto etc etc.... I tried that Taurus g2c and g3c , bersa 380 even an sccy. Not one of those fit the harness it's self was an easy set up but the one I gor would be for odd shaped revolver at best like short in height most of the trigger guards were hitting before thr slides could even get in the holster safely. So if you have shorter guns than one I listed it might work but not size 1 obviously for the pistols or similar I mention

Bought this particular holster about 3 years ago. Gave it to a relative as it wasjust a little challenging to conceal my 4" S&W Sigma Pistol. I bought the sameholster in the vertical version and am quite happy with it. These holsters arewell made and will offer some time of service. They are very comfortable and the only thing I don't like is the belt loop tends to lose tension and has to beretightened from time to time. This holster has allowed me to develope a pretty fast concealed draw. I think a 3" to 3.5" barrel is best for this horizontal style holster.

The normal quality and excellence I expect in Uncle Mike's products. This one lost one star as I went with their size recommendation of a #1 for my SR9c (it's even mentioned as one of the pistols for this size on the packaging) but I did not find the fit to be to my liking. I went with a #16 instead and it's perfect!

I really wanted to like this holster. It's a great price and I recommend it if you must have a shoulder holster but don't want to "experiment" with a $100-200 leather one that you may not like. I have small complaints about how it fits and prints thru your clothing but my BIGGEST grip is the thumb break. You essentially have to get TWO GRIPS to remove the gun. The FIRST is a very contorted bending of your wrist while you get your thumb into position to break the snap. The SECOND is when you then RE-GRIP the gun for draw and presentation. Thumb breaks on waist and ankle holster don't have this problem because your wrist is naturally much straighter.What I think would be best for a locking mechanism of a horizontal draw shoulder holster is one actuated by your trigger finger. This would need just ONE grip. (This mechanism is very common with many of the Kydex Level 2 retention waist holsters.)

Just like I remember, fits and feels great

This seems cooler than my other rig, and quality is good also. My CZ P09 fits nicely, took a couple days for it to loosen up some. It was easy to adjust for fit. My only issue with it is the straps that go down to my belt, I like them snug an they keep loosening up on me.

Se me han roto los corchetes de la parte de abajo en tres fías, pese a ser bastante cómoda, y barata.. ahí estaba la pega... ha durado muy muy poco