Besides carrying the pistol, isn't the point of a holster to cover the trigger to prevent an accidental discharge?
325930
I actually like this holster very much. It helped my accuracy at the range for some reason. And it fits my 380 like a glove. It fits in my other back pocket and evens my butt , and feels like I have 2 wallets in my pocket. Or I keep it in my front pocket, and it just looks like a cell phone when people look at my pockets.. I always keep my 380 in condition 1 , and that Is why I like the safety on this 380. most 380's dont have a safety. - buy it, you will love it!
325931
To me no,trigger pul on that gun 12lb.Its more consilment and grip for control.
325932
The S&W; 380 BG has a safety and has a very, very long pull so accidental discharge is almost impossible.
325933
This holster is excellent and the trigger hole is an excellent design. I initially thought the same thing; not wanting to shoot myself in my hind-quarters. However the specific gun that this is made for has a VERY HEAVY trigger pressure requirement in order to fire it. Also this gun cannot be "cocked" to shoot. The only way to fire this weapon is double-action only and it requires effort to fully cycle the trigger to shoot. This is a great concealment holster and you can easily draw this from the back pocket of your jeans and it looks as harmless as a wallet being taken from your pants. If you ever have an armed mugger tell you to hand over your wallet; the criminal won't know it is a gun you are removing until you either stick it directly in his face or pop a couple rounds into their chest. This is a GOOOOOD holster!!
325934
The S&W; bodyguard is a double action only pistol so the trigger pull is very long. This particular holster has to permit firing without removing the weapon, it would be senseless to cover the trigger. Besides, the pistol has a very good safety of it's own.
1357325
It doesn't come with a holster but does have a safety on the trigger. I haven't had any misfiring problems and I carry one on me everyday.
2236859
No, the safety is exposed but the trigger (obviously) is completely covered. In all my times of using this holster, I have NEVER had the safety disengage. I feel very confident that this holster will prevent accidental discharges and you will be more inclined to use it because of its extremely thin profile. I have this holster for the P238 and P938 and use them daily.
2065416
I was planning to purchase a plastic trigger guard. When using the clip I did not chamber a round for safety. I have actually switched to a pocket holster that is an easier draw for me. The clip in my opinion is difficult to draw sometimes requiring my hand or fingers to be in front of the barrel (pushing up on the firearm) to draw depending on my attire. The concept of the clip is good, but after using it a while the safety issue out weighs its use for me so I removed it.
749961
Oh I don't know - maybe if it keeps your handgun away from any kids you might have so they don't shoot themselves in the face - maybe that's what makes it such a good safe. This safe allows for quick access to your handgun while fitting in your night stand. It's not meant to be fireproof - its meant to secure you handgun. Oh by the way Costco does not have any safes this size that have biometric entry for half the cost. I can't believe I've spent time responding to this douchey question.
1064471
No. This is my only criticism of this very fine product. I recommend a small, inconspicuous cover for carrying a 10 or 12 round spare in your offhand pocket. (Mine is a small black cover that came with a cell-phone I used to own.) Spare, pocket-size, magazine covers are also available through Glock.
168184
There is a plastic key cover plate that slides off so that it can then be slid onto the back side of the calculator to keep it out of the way while the calculator is in use. But there is no "holster".
1780351
No. Since triggers locks are individualized to a particular weapon, this is only a case to store/carry the weapon in. BTW, it handles my S&W .38 Special just fine!
514836
I don't think so. However, the holster seems to protect the phone pretty well by itself.
1291142
Most likely because the holster fabric is double stitched thick elasticized fabric w/ 1" retainer strap. Enough room for a bigger item.
2153817
I would say no because the holster is just enough room for the weapon. However, I can't say conclusively since I've never tried it.
1483774
I am not experienced enough to answer that question. It's okay for a practice holster, but sometimes the holster comes out with the gun.
349941
I just bought a $20 nylon ambidextrous holster at gander mountain. The key is to make sure, like with all holsters, that it covers your trigger. I believe it was a gun mate.
1582383
I primarily use mine as a protective holster to keep my pistol in the center console of my truck. Found a new use for it while bear hunting recently while walking to and from the stand in the dark with my rifle unloaded.
1690952
The holster is a separate piece. I usually carry my phone in my pocket. The holster could be useful in certain situations.
2191235
Not easily. It is designed to have the paddle slip inside the waistband of your pants. A belt is a good thing to wear when using this holster, but it would flop around if hooked on your belt alone.
1681847
as it says in the description it is for Ruger LCP and fits fine. one answer observed it doesn't fit in a holster. But, when using a holster you don't need it. my daughter carries hers in a purse or bag, this is great then. sometimes I just slip my LCP into a pant or coat pocket I wouldn't leave home without the little plug. when I carry in a holster, that provides security to the trigger and I don't need the plug. a worthwhile investment for the flexibility it gives you.