OUTBAGS USA NSC30 Nylon OWB Outside Pants Carry Holster w/Mag Pouch. Family Owned & Operated. Made in USA

Description

The SC Style is a fully loaded holster for revolvers and automatics. Available for left and right handed users, the SC Style is the only OUTBAGS USA nylon holster that comes standard with a magazine pouch. While keeping your weapon secure, the Thumb break also eliminates delay when drawing the firearm. This holster also has a removable Belt Clip for mounting to waistband or belt. The Belt Loop, located behind the Belt Clip, allows for a more permanent and secure mount to the belt. The webbed spine ensures that the holster remains open for easier holstering. Firearm not included. Recommended fit: Beretta - 9000S, PX4 Storm Sub Compact / Bersa - BP9CC, BP40CC, Thunder Ultra Compact Pro / CZ - CZ 75 P-07 / Glock - G23, G26, G27, G29, G30, G43 / Heckler & Koch - P30 / Ruger - LC380 w/ Crimson Trace, LC9 w/ Crimson Trace, SR9C, SR22 w/ Crimson Trace, SR40C / S&W - M&P Compact M&P9C, M&P40C, M&P45C, Shield / Springfield Armory - XD Sub Compact, XD MOD.2 Sub Compact, XDs 3.3", XDs 3.3" w/ Crimson Trace / Taurus - Millennium G1 & G2 - w/ and w/o laser / Walther Arms - P22, P99 Compact, PPS Review: Great Holsters Made by Good People - I like the OUTBAGS USA holsters and trust them for open carry. I'm not a LEO so while I can understand how and why they appreciate level 3 retention, I'm satisfied with the snap style thumb break of the OUTBAGS holster. Once you size it to your pistol and secure the snap you are good to go. The snap breaks cleanly with moderate pressure from your thumb. The holsters I purchased came with a stick shaped like a tongue depressor that makes it easy for you to slide the Velcro strap into position so that when you engage the snap, the fit around your pistol is perfect. The length of the Velcro strap is generous along with the Velcro material on the holster making adjustment to a variety of firearms easy and secure. The holsters come in a variety of sizes. I've carried everything from a lightweight SR22 or P17 to a Sig 365 all the way up to a P80 Glock 19 clone with a dot sight. I did have to modify the model of holster I chose for the P80 by cutting a U shaped notch and dressing it up with some black fabric paint to make it look nice again, but it worked and still has sufficient structural integrity for me to feel OK carrying it. The belt clip is very strong but not indestructible. There is no way someone is just grabbing it off of your hip but I did damage one -- totally my fault -- and the folks at OUTBAGS were nice enough send a replacement and a couple extra for free. The quality and functionality are winners, the people that run the business are super nice and the price point is hard to beat. Review: Fits HK P30SK with Red Dot Laser Nicely - This has been my daily driver for about a year and a half now and it's holding up quite well. I was looking for a soft holster, nylon or suede and didn't want a hard Kydex. I would have preferred suede, but after much searching, finally decided on this holster because of its multipurpose capabilities... Pros: • Left or right handed use • IWB, OWB, Hybrid capable • Belt clip included, but optional • Velcro adjustable snap strap • Secondary magazine pocket • Additional space for a laser or flashlight • Warranty Cons: • Melted nylon webbing ends can be sharp, which can scratch and catch on clothing. • Might be a bit thick to wear IWB for some. For me, the pros outweighed the only real con I have with this and any nylon holster, the sharp edges of the nylon webbing and stitching. This can easily be worked around by trimming any sharp points with scissors and sanding lightly. Like I said, the holster has worked fine for a year and a half now with regular use, but not sure about longer term. But, for the price, I'll just buy a new one when needed. I never wear this IWB, so I don't use the belt clip. Instead, I'll wear it OWB as a side arm or hybrid style. Hybrid meaning, I run my belt through the outside holster loop and sandwich the holster between the belt and pants. This method does have its problems, as it makes it difficult to access the pants pocket. Overall, I do recommend.