dHawk from United States, NH Public Profile

As with any IWB holster fitting and positioning take some practice./ This id my third holster of this type and I am finally happy with this selection for multiple pistols, (S&W MP9 EZ, Keltec PMR30, Keltec P17, or CZ P10S are all good fits). I've recently gone from a size 40 waist to a size 34, so I have a good selection of pant sizes to experiment with. Size 34 is subject to ahh.. shall we say a Mae West moment (Is that a pistol in your pocket or are you happy to see me...), size 36 works well for me, and sizes 38 and 40 are too "saggy" and require too much belt tension to "draw" well.
Needless to say, if you've watched the video of this holster in action... some practice required for that kind of proficiency LOL.
All in all I am quite happy with this purchase and would not hesitate to recommend it to a friend. If I ever decide I need to carry a larger pistol for some reason I would go with one of this one's bigger brothers, no question.

Anything that improves my shooting gets a top rating. I hesitated a bit since there i s no traverse provision, but since I am shooting a .22 WMR at 300 yards it really doesn't take any gross movements to stay on the paper.let alone landing in the bullseye. Providing a means of adjusting the cant of the rifle is a big plus. Attachment was straight forward and well thought out I will likely be purchasing a coupe more for my 6mm Creedmoor and my .22 LR target rifles.

The Keltec P17 .22LR magazines are to thick (over 1/2") to fit this excellent speed loader and the standard UpLULA speed loader is too big for those .22 caliber magazines. A 5/8" clearance seems to be required for those specialty magazines.