Depring Tactical Belt Holster with Mag Pouch Universal Outside The Waistband Holster Black

Great holster good price

Fits P365 Macro x perfectly. Adjustable strap is great to fit other sizes big or small as well. Love the mag holder without adding much bulk. Great Price.

First, it's only $14.00 so my expectations were not too high. I have Galco, DeSantis, and other big name holsters so I won't be comparing this to them. I have many pistols and carry some of them; I have different criteria for what I carry that includes the weather, where I'm going, and what I'm wearing, etc. I have pocket holsters, shoulder holsters, and inside and outside the waistband holsters that I use, and the usual collection of those I bought and they just weren't right.In this case I needed a decent holster to carry a specific (Springfield Hellcat) pistol when I'm riding my mountain bike. So I needed secure retention and that includes retaining the holster. Unfortunately I don't think this is it. The "Belt loop" is really just matching halves of Velcro sewn at what is the top of the "loop." The problem is, there isn't a belt loop. You kind of make one by attaching the velcro at what is to be the bottom of the "Belt loop." Then there is another piece of Velcro the runs across what is the bottom of the "loop" and is supposed to hold the "loop Velcro" from pulling away. Unfortunately, once you put a belt on and fasten the belt loop Velcro there's only a small contact area to complete the lower "loop."After applying some movement to the Velcro, it let loose. In other words, the "belt loop" simply opens up and the holster will likely/possibly drop off of your belt. This is the last thing you want while riding a bike, sitting in your vehicle, or walking in public.Easy fix: Sew the bottom of the Velcro and form an actual loop. Then you can adjust the rest of the Velcro to your belt size.Considerations:1) For $14.00 it's worth every penny.2) If you just want a holster to keep you gun secure in a backpack or pocketbook, this may be for you.3) If you want it for daily carry, or a specific purpose like bike riding, a slight modification may be in order and will make the holster much safer and secure.4) The belt "loop" is the issue I have with the holster. That can be easily remedied with some stitches or rivets/grommets.5) I have a very specific need and purpose for this particular holster. However, every holster needs to be secure in both staying attached to you and retaining your firearm. I do not trust the belt loop setup and will make the modifications that I feel are necessary for my needs.6) For the money you can't beat this holster, even if you need to modify it.7) I think the makers intent was to make it easy to put on the holster without having to run a belt through loops and so has it open so you can put it on when already wearing a belt. Slip the Velcro down over your belt and put the Velcro together at at bottom. The trouble is, that Velcro works its way loose, or can.8) Look at the 6th picture down on the product page and you'll see how you make the "Belt loop." I'm going to close that bottom up permanently and make a real loop that will stay together. It's an easy fix so please consider doing it.

This is a great holster for my Taurus G3C, but I will never wear this IWB. It's just too bulky, and although the trigger is completely covered, it is all fabric-like material and not Kydex or Hybrid. My personal rule is that my holsters should always have a hard outer shell covering the trigger.I use it to store my handgun inside of my range bag to keep the gun from being scratched or banged around as I walk/run.Might be a good thigh or vest holster as it has velcro straps at the back to attch it to a MOLLE system, or around a belt of some sort.Could be used as OWB as well, as there is a security strap that keeps the gun securely holstered, but it's a snap-button that could potentially easilly be un-buttoned by a threat in close combat. Also, good luck trying to conceal it if using it as OWB.The mag holder in the front is a nice feature, but again, it's just not practical as an IWB holster.Overall, I think this is a gret holster for holding my firearm while in my range bag.

Love the holster and it quality but the extra magazine holder is useless. Too small to hold an extra magazine.

I needed a holster for my Taurus TX-22 and it fit like a glove! Nice to be able to have another magazine right there.The nylon material is perfect; not too thick, not too thin. The strap that holds it in place is adjustable and it’s easy to open when needed.As I said it holds an extra magazine in the front and for my TX-22 it fits just right. I’m amazed at the price because I’ve bought an Uncle Mike’s holster over 30 years ago and this is better quality at 1/3rd the cost.If you own a tx-22 and need a holster you can’t go wrong with this one.I’ll update if there are any changes in quality or durability.I suspect it’ll fit other similarly sized pistols but I have not tried any others at this time.

I got this expecting it to not be great cause of the price point, but honestly i’m very impressed. it feels well made and the velcro that’s used to loop over a belt seems very sturdy as well. the holster holds my full-size Rick Island 1911 9mm very nicely, and the spot for a spare mag fits very well too. i’m not worried about my piece or mag going anywhere. now i intend to use the holster more as something to store my pistol in when i go target shooting, i don’t intend to carry it everywhere. but for $14 bucks i’m happy with it. i even bought a second to use for my Ruger Security-9 9mm.

These holsters are perfect for my glock and spouses smith and wesson handguns.Nice and strong. Very well made.Because we aren't carrying yet, I'm not sure how well the clip holds. Right now they are secured on our handguns in our gun bags.Love the look and feel of this holster.