IWB/OWB Gun Holsters for Small Pistols: Ruger LCP 380, LCP MAX, LCP II- Sig Sauer P365 P238- Walther PPK 380, CCP- S&W Bodyguard 380- Beretta Pico- Kahr P380- Micro-Compact Sub-Compact With Mag Holder

Though this does the job I do find it wiggles a little to much. I think a part of this is me as a woman I’m not always wearing a belt… not leggings friendly and that’s what I need

It fits my WW2 PPK perfectly. If I do decide to carry it I’m not using the giant holster it was in when my grandfather bought it back from the war. It does what it’s supposed to do.

Durable so far Fits Spectrum 380 w/o laser and LCP max . if they made 1 for a laser on spectrum , I would purchase that as well.

I saw some reviews talking about the belt clip being somewhat loose. I was a little disjointed and was going to send it back. Then I decided to take a 1" piece of shrink wrap cut one side remove the clip and slip it over the back of the clip and re insert it. Worked great and sits great on my belt.

Cool holster for under 20 bucks. Fits a Ruger LCP perfectly. The reversable clip allows it to be used either inside or outside the waistband carry, left or right hand draw.

This holster barely fits the S&W Bodyguard regardless of what others say. The safety strap is super tight with the elastic stretched to its max.

Great holster! Fits my Ruger max .380 perfect.

The current production of this holster is too small for a Sig P-365 or Ruger LCP2. I bought this brand and model of holster a year ago and it fit a P-365, but as of receiving two of these holsters in February 2024 they are now way too small for a P-365 or the smaller LCP2. Buyer beware, the current offering of this holster is too small..Edit to add: I tried this holster I bought last year that was a little larger with a Sig P-365 yesterday and now I have a new concern: When I practiced a draw with a P-365 with the holster clipped in my front pocket, when I drew the gun both the gun and the holster came out of my pocket. In other words, the clip FAILED to hold the holster and the holster ended up with the gun at the conclusion of the draw. This is very dangerous, if you need your weapon every nano-second counts and having the holster smothering your gun after you've drawn is obviously a terrible thing to happen. The moral is, even if your P-365 fits in the holster the clip can fail to hold on the draw.