Mika's holster review

[sass20485]

Nice review. I told you you would be happy with it. Nothing fancy, but it WORKS.
I had the same reaction when I first got one, but after using it I was quite happy and wondered why I had spent much more on fancier holsters that did not get the job done to my satisfaction, as the Mika did. I now have several for different guns.
Also like his knife case, it keeps my knife anchored, without that give away tell tale clip hanging out of the pocket.

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[SIXTO]

I know a few of you have requested pictures, and I'm debating if I should or not.

First, I'm not sure if its wise to post pictures for security reasons. I know it sounds silly, but I don't want to give away any "secrets". I would have to give away trade secrets to show how the holster works, and why its better than other options.

Second, I stink at taking pictures.

[HotGuns]

Then PM me.

Dont be scared. Its OK. I promise I wont tell.
Pretty please with sugar on top ?

[SIXTO]

Then PM me.

Dont be scared. Its OK. I promise I wont tell.
Pretty please with sugar on top ?

A top secret message awaits in your PM box. This message will self destruct.

[HotGuns]

Thankyou.
I hope it dont blow up my computer before I read it.


the "pretty please with sugar on top" always works.

[Dingle1911]

I have a question for someone who just wants to carry a snubbie in the right front pocket. Does the holster add a lot of thickness?
thanks

[ExSoldier]

I have a question for someone who just wants to carry a snubbie in the right front pocket. Does the holster add a lot of thickness?
thanks

In casual pants like jeans or my tactical 5*11s or my Woolrich pants the answer is a firm "NO." But in thinner dress pants made of really lightweight materials, then the answer is a qualified "YES."