Active Pro Gear Shoulder Holster for Gun Concealed Carry for Pistols Revolvers | Fits Glock 19, 26, 43, Ruger LC9s, S&W Shield, SIG P365, Springfield XD, 1911 | Double Magazine Holder

Foreword: My experience: Concealed Carry Holder for nearly 10 years, military expert rifle and expert pistol. Owner of dozens of holsters. I have found that wardrobe and weather dictate which holster I may use any particular day. I practice using all of my holsters if they are being used. I have a dead holsters drawer for those that just don't make the grade.Regarding this holster: Because of the placement, you will not be making a 1 second draw / discharge to defend yourself. If however, you are wearing something like a crew-neck pullover shirt (made of t-shirt like material that is easily stretched), the average person should be able to Practice enough to competently draw their pistol in 2 or 3 seconds or so.Pro's:- I had no problem concealing my Glock 26 9mm, and Glock 30 .45- After a bit of moving velcro strap adhesion points here and there, I finally got it to where it was comfortable-over a T-shirt and holds my weapon properly.- As I said in the foreword, this is a DEEP concealment holster, meaning you are Not going to pull and discharge your weapon in a a second or two. Oh I suppose there is someone out there that can do it but for the average person, probably not.- I like it because it carries my Glock with the muzzle pointing down to the ground. If there ever were an accidental discharge, it would be down to the ground.- It is comfortable. It will take a bit getting use to but the over the shoulder straps do help distribute weight better than a plain bellyband holster.Con's:- You will spend a small amount of time getting it sized to your body. That is to be expected and not really a con. Just know that you won't slap it on in a hurry for the first time and get it exactly right for you.- You will definitely want to wear a t-shirt under this holster. It is scratchy for lack of a better description. I tried it wearing a tank top style t-shirt and then a crew neck style t-shirt. I found the crew neck better because it covers your armpit area better.- Because you need to wear a t-shirt under the holster (as shown in the photo of this holster by the manufacturer) in addition to your over shirt, you will be hot in the summer. If you are in air conditioning most of the day in the summer, probably not an issue.Afterword: I have learned that concealment of a weapon is a tradeoff. It's almost impossible to be completely, 100 percent comfortable / happy / accessible with any concealed carry pistol holster of substantial caliber. Every holster system for concealment has trade-offs. Of course the most comfortable is for it to be in an outside the waistband holster on your hip but then that's not concealed unless you have an overcoat that will never come off in public.4 stars because of the need for an under t-shirt. If they came up with a way to soften the system so you don't need a t-shirt, then it would be 5 star.

I have had one of these for 15 years and loved it. I bought another after I lost the original velcro shoulder straps and it started to wear out.This holster has a lot of room for adjustment, to get the perfect fit. You can wear it lower or higher to your liking. I've had to maneuver mine a little so that it doesn't rest right against my rib cage, but after a little finessing, it tucks in perfectly. I can wear this all day with a light shirt and not worry about imprinting. It will hold a Glock 26/19 and multiple spare magazines. You can throw it in the wash (on cold, hang dry) to clean it and it will last for over a decade. Simplicity, service and function.One caveat; it's a DEEP conceal, meaning it's not made for quick draw. If you need/want fast access; this isn't the holster. It's going to sit under a layer, deep under your armpit and may be secured with a velcro strap. Fast access is not it's purpose, so know what your need is.All in all, I give it top marks for use and durability.Please check yes below if this was helpful. Thanks for reading.

This is my first "warm-season" with a concealed weapons license. I've been struggling to find a good solution to my hard to hide Kimber. Tried the one that goes over your crotch, very uncomfortable pos. This one however, is great. Granted, you need to, at a minimum, wear a button-up short sleeve shirt. But it's very comfortable over an undershirt, and hides my Kimber 1911 wonderfully. You can wear it under your armpits or down low on your belly. I'm a stocky 5'7" and a "large" works for me, keep that in mind when selecting the size (very adjustable configuration).I don't normally write reviews, but this one earned it.

Overall I wouldn't say it's a bad deal for the money. I use it to carry my S&W M&P .40c. I chose to go with a chest-style holster over an inside-waistband holster because of my personal preference (I'm not big on having something digging into my waist if I'm sitting around). The only dislikes I have are: 1) The sillouhett shows through thinner clothing material unless you're wearing loose-fit or layered clothing; it's not a big deal in the winter but can be a bit problematic in the summer. 2) The straps are a little short; I'd recommend alteration if you have a large chest. 3) The additional mag pouch is placed in an odd position for concealment; for me, it falls barely to the right of the nipple-line. In the end you may have to make a few minor adjustments, but it still isn't a bad deal. I'd definitely recommend it to any compact and subcompact concealed-carriers.

I bought a size medium, and I'm 5"-10", 135 LB, 30" waist, 38" chest. Fit's perfect and snug. Because of the way the velcro/hook & loop is situated, there's a couple of inches adjustability around the mid-section as well as elevation between waist and shoulders. My weapon is a SW .40 with a double stacked magazine, so it is large and heavy. I wear it over a cotton T shirt, and under a buttoned front shirt. If I wear the holster perfectly centered on my body, the butt of the gun does push against my shirt and would probably be noticeable if one was looking specifically for a concealed weapon. But I can turn the holster slightly off center to keep the weapon back farther under my arm and it's still comfortable, and the butt of the gun is not noticeable to me.A strap is included that will go over the top of the weapon. This could be a good thing to use if you're being very active, but under most conditions, your weapon is held in place by your arm pit. I don't use the strap because if I need to use the weapon, I don't want to struggle with the velcro.Once you figure out how it goes on, and get the shoulder strap adjusted to where you want them, it's an easy on and off using the same motion you would putting on a button front shirt.Definitely the best concealed carry method I've found yet for me.