IWB Tactical Gun Holster with Mag Pouch - Fits: Glock 42, M&P Shield, Ruger, Springfield 3.3" Barrel, Sig, S&W MP Compact, Taurus PT111, H&K Compact with Small Laser

I tried the new holster with 3 pistols. P80/Glock 19-fits very well with laser, TLR-8-G. S&W Shield 9-fits very well with TLR6 laser. The Sig P320-does not fit with laser that I also mounted on P80/Glock, which is TLR-8-G. The Sig also falls out of the holster when no laser is installed. I have not tried it on my body yet. I actually like the Shield in a pocket holster for carry the most. I wear knee length tactical shorts with big pockets and the shield fits great, not too heavy and does not imprint. I am going to install the TLR-8-G back on the Sig and force it into the holster and leave for a couple of days and check it out again. I also included a final pic showing the stuffing of the Sig P320 with TLR-8-G. If it works out I will re-visit the review and upgrade to 5 stars. One feature I also like is the ability to change the spring steel belt lock to the other side of the holster so I can use it on either side or put it outside the waistband for carry. I have a very thick carry belt I use made of leather. It works very well with these types of holsters. REVIEW UPDATE: After leaving the Sig P320 in the holster for a couple of days it fits perfectly although a bit snug. It completely covers the trigger and will not fall out of the holster. I like this holster.

Was looking for an IWB holster to carry my Taurus G2C pistol with an attached laser sight on the barrel underlug. Seem they are few and far between! Most are Kydex (which I have also, and lock the firearm in very well, but won't accept the gun with the lase attached as they are molded to the gun). I found this holster (nylon) and it seems to fit the bill well. There is enough extra room in the holster to accommodate the attached under barrel laser sight while still being able to retain the pistol effectively. I like that it has the additional magazine pocket on the front of the holster too. I didn't want to have to carry another magazine in a separate pouch but wanted a second magazine. You rarely if ever will ever need a firearm no matter what the situation, but if you DO need one then 10 rounds may not be enough, thus the extra mag. Holster is reasonably comfortable on the stomach and the belt clip is strong and can be changed to carry either right or left handed draw.

In my opinion this holster is well made, especially for the price. I bought this for a S&W Shield 380 with a laser mounted below the rail and trigger guard. The gun fits perfectly, and the holster is comfortable to wear. Retention was good, but simply by friction, not some specific feature of the holster to hold a gun in place.The only negatives I can say about this holster don't, I believe, actually apply specifically to this product; I believe the issue applies to nearly all "soft" (e.g., not rigid leather or something like kydex) holsters, and there are probably several factors that contribute. When wearing the holster with my gun inside it the mag release accidentally gets pushed, and the magazine pops out a wee bit-- but too far to feed a round or allow the gun to fire if it requires a magazine to fire -- more often than I'd like. Had I drawn the gun with the magazine even that wee bit out it would probably just fall on the ground. Not good.The three factors I think contribute to this are (1) the holster is not rigid; (2) the magazine release button for this particular gun just happens to be in a place where it's too easy to get pushed in inadvertently; (3) I probably have my belt tightened too much. Nonetheless, the problem with unintentional release of the magazine makes this holster far from ideal for a gun you're carrying for self-defense. In addition, putting the gun back in the holster isn't a quick or simple thing to do: here too, because of the flexibility of the fabric plus a tight belt the opening for the gun simply collapses.In conclusion I think this is a fine holster and if you're thinking about buying it simply try it and see if the problems I experienced apply to you, your gun, and whether you intend to carry your gun in this holster for self-defense. If you don't have problems, or they're acceptable to you, I'd suggest buying -- and trying -- it.

Great for the gun and the extra mag, I even tried on basketball shorts and it was super comfortable and efficient, great for open carry too for competition shooting, and works for both left and right ccw

I've only used this holster for about 3 weeks, the name tag has already torn off, and one of the threaded seams are starting to loosen. It is more comfortable than a Kylex, or plastic holster, is does, just barely have room for my Olite Baldr Mini, but it's a very tight fit, and I'm starting to see wear/rub marks on the corners of my pistol(G3C). Over all, I feel like I paid for a better product, but I also understand it's difficult to make a holster to fit so many random body types, and firearms, so I'm not returning it, too much hassle for too little. I think with some minor changes, it could be twice the holster it is, and worth the money I spent on it.

Man this holster is just as good a quality as my desantis holsters. Easy to switch the clip and slides right into place. I would recommend to anyone for a budget IWB holster for tac lights!

I have a few of these in different sizes. I needed something to fit a pistol with a compact laser-light mounted on front rail; these fit my Sig 365 w/Nightstick Laser-light attached and a larger size for P365XL w/nightstick also. I added a Red Dot to the XL so had to cut notch to clear it, that does prevent being able to insert a spare mag in the pouch but it may be worth it to you. I have since aguired acustom Kydex holster that I use also but that costs 4X as much and took weeks to get. Also the metal belt clip is decent. There are a lot of similar holsters on here but very few that are squared off to allow use of the front mounted laser-light. One has been used daily for 2 yrs and is still in good condition.