pfcslr

I got one in the mail about a month ago for my MK9, You can't go wrong with them. The customer service is great too!




Enjoy your new holster,
Searn

Gos

Excellent Responce Guys.
Thanks for the advice.
Gos

Boomer

I am sitting on mine as I type this. Great fit for my LCP and it really looks like a wallet in your pocket. Hinged back panel allows for smooth draw and no doubt that the holster is staying put in front or back pocket. Have a nemisis and uncle mike sitting in the drawer of holsters, but always use the .com

MaricopaKid

I have used one for my Seecamp for about 8 months. Works like it is supposed to. Not precision boning, but what would you expect for the price?

A great value for the money, good company to work with, and less than a week from order.

I would purchase from them without hesitation!

David

SIXTO

They look nice and seem to be a reputable company... I just question the smarts of carrying in your back pocket.

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wg8170

Could you provide your reasoning behind this statement? I'm not trying to argue, I am asking out of genuine curiosity.
Granted, I can't leagally carry yet (I am still waiting for my CCW to come back) but I have been practicing different carry options around the house and I have pretty much settled on carrying my LCP in my back pocket.
My reasoning...I can draw much easier from my back pocket than my front pocket. I also have no reason to carry anything else in my back pocket other than my wallet which I just recently switched over to my weak side. My front pockets are inevitably littered with misc. junk by the end of the day.
However the most compelling reason that I have heard came from another CC'er. I feel it's pretty logical although I'm sure someone could make a valid counter arguement. If you are ever confronted by a BG in a robbery-type scenario, more than likely he is going to ask for your wallet. He is effectively giving you permission to put your hand in your back pocket. Even if he doesn't directly ask, you can pretend to offer your wallet in a state of fear. This could give you the opportunity to reach in you back pocket without raising an immediate red flag.

Logical thinking or wishfull thinking. Open to opinions.

-WG

SIXTO

Potential back problems, pick pockets and I never want my hands in a negative (behind my back) in a self defense situation. Also think about the draw stroke of a back pocket draw... leaves you wide open for a disarm.

As for your robbery situation, all I have to say about that is action is faster than reaction.

I dont want to hijack, perhaps a new thread should be started.

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SugarmillMan

I ordered a back pocket holster for my Kahr PM9. The holster arrived in about 4 weeks and was very well made for the money. In fact, the holster functioned a whole lot better than the Kahr PM9 did.

But that's another thread!

MN Lefty

I've had one for my 642 for a couple of years. Once you get used to it, it's very comfortable. I have carried in back pocket, but like the front pocket best. Very fast draw for pocket holster. Always stays in pocket. Also gun will not fall out of holster when laying down like the Uncle Mikes and other now leather holsters. It's my always holster and gun combo.

David in FL

I carry my Seecamp almost exclusively back-pocket. Actually carries and balances much more comfortably than in the front in light-weight pants/shorts (which is all I ever wear down here). Prints like a wallet, is as well hidden as any deep concealment option and a heck of a lot more accessible. Draw is completely natural and covert in a "gimme your wallet" type scenario.

Every carry technique is a compromise in some way, but for a tiny mousegun/BUG, this works well for me.....

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