Reviews - Uncle Mike's Open Style Inside-The-Pant Holster 3.75-4.5 bbl Large Autos, Right Hand 8915-1 Reviews - UM-HT-BFFFD-89151

Author: ddperk74 (verified customer) from Houston, TX on Apr 16, 2011
Pros:  great fit, slim and compact
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

ddperk74 wrote:

Great fit, slim and compact. Perfect for my S&W with laser.

Author: luckydog (verified customer) , sportsman, from cleveland oh on Oct 25, 2010
Would recommend:  yes

luckydog wrote:

product as described.service was great.

Author: drewhenderson13 (verified customer) , NRA member and avid shooter, from etown ky on Oct 20, 2010
Pros:  Cheap, easy to get on and off, comfortable.
Cons:  Not as durable and long lasting as leather or kydex holsters.
Would recommend:  yes

drewhenderson13 wrote:

These holsters are great. I have one for every pistol I own. I bought this one to replace one I wore out. It lasted me several years of regular use. They may need replacing eventually, but their cheap cost, ease of use, and comfort more than make up for that.

Author: jillycut from McDonough, GA on Aug 24, 2010
Pros:  Keeps moisture away from metal, Lightweight
Cons:  Pants belt loop make you re-adjust location. Don't stay put.
Would recommend:  yes

jillycut wrote:

Keeps moisture away from metal and is lightweight. I like to wear in the small of my back so the center belt loop gets in the way of the retainer clip making me have to go an inch or two over making it more uncomfortable. Sometimes when you draw the holster clip will not catch your belt and you draw pistol and the holster.

Author: Ted (verified customer) from Mason, Ohio on May 23, 2010
Pros:  Thin and compact
Cons:  No adjustment. Clip doesn't stay on belt
Would recommend:  no

Ted wrote:

There is no adjustment for cant or depth and the plastic clip is too flimsy. Better than nothing, but that's it.

Author: Sam from York,PA on Jan 29, 2010
Pros:  Slim, functional, concealable depending on the size of the gun.
Would recommend:  yes

Sam wrote:

Sits a little high but probably out of necessity because of fitting the upper limit sized gun inside. I have a 4" barreled .40 cal. It fits well and stays in though I haven't run with it yet.

Author: brozeno from Pensacola, FL on Oct 21, 2009
Pros:  Good basic IWB holster.
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

brozeno wrote:

Does what it should. Very lightweight and easy to get auto in & out.

Author: Uncle Bob (verified customer) , Retired and armed., from Hopwood, PA on Jun 15, 2009
Pros:  Economical and gives several wear options
Cons:  Without belt hefty guy loses gun. My fix is to diet.!
Would recommend:  yes

Uncle Bob wrote:

Good quality, economical pant holster that is great for my Glock 30. Wear a belt for heftier subs like mine. I am 300 lbs., so skinny types may not have this problem.

Author: Tom (verified customer) , Happy person, from Statesboro, GA on Apr 28, 2009
Pros:  Hides well Fair comfort
Cons:  Stitching could be better
Would recommend:  yes

Tom wrote:

Nice economical holster. Does the job. Stitching at trigger guard started coming undone after about a week. Fishing line did a nice repair job.

Author: Ivan Arabadjiev from Fair Oaks, CA on Jan 6, 2009
Would recommend:  yes

Ivan Arabadjiev wrote:

Perfect fit for M&P compact.