Concealment Concepts Pocket Pal Wallet Holster for Mouse Guns

[kelcarry]

Happened across a thread on one of these forums that attracted me to the subject holster and its unique design. There were questions concerning its legality because the holster becomes one piece with the pistol and there are regs from ATF on this issue. ATF has issued a letter after reviewing this holster that attests to its legality; I obtained a copy of this official ruling from ATF. For mousers like keltec's 32 or 380 and Ruger's 380, IMO, it is a gem. No imprint and when shown, if needed, looks like a wallet and decreases initial identification as a pistol, one integrated piece with pistol that is ideal for in-car carry, no fumbling for removal of pistol and worrying about holster movement in pocket, increases stability of grip, and provides more recoil protection to soft tissue at thumb base when combined with a bit of padding on pistol below trigger. Do internet search "concealment concepts pocket pal wallet holster" for more details and pix. $50 plus $4.95 and arrival first class in 1-2 days (none of this 6 weeks stuff).Just sayin.

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[retsupt99]

If the trigger is exposed already, why use a holster that doesn't solve an initial problem.
Here's the perfect (time proven) pocket holster... http://www.fist-inc.com/holsters/holster/5.htm

[Rollo]

If the trigger is exposed already, why use a holster that doesn't solve an initial problem.
Here's the perfect (time proven) pocket holster... http://www.fist-inc.com/holsters/holster/5.htm

Agreed. I don't really consider anything that doesn't cover the trigger a holster. Seems like the only thing that thing achieves is keeping the gun upright in your pocket.

[JOHNSMITH]

What is the purpose of this "holster?"