Will this hold a small .380 NICE ? I don't want to worry about a gift return [Wife]. Also is the Velcro durable ?
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I'm not familiar with a .380 NICE. If it's anything like a AMT it'll do fine. It holds my LC9 just fine. The mag holder is tough to use though, too tight. As far as durability: It seems durable but I don't use it. The info I read said it did an excellent job in hot weather. Well I don't know what they consider hot but I live in a desert and even early April weather was too hot for this to be comfortable. I would not recomend this product. Personally, I really like the Smart Carry products. Google them and see if that might suit your needs. God Bless!
29614
it will hold a .380 very well and the Velcro is very secure and seems durable. I have not washed mine yet but seems to be quality material.
29615
It will hold your 380 very nicely. The velcro is holding up for me. I carry my pt740 slim everyday in this for the last 6 months.
29616
Yes this will hold a .380, however you may need to stuff it in a little deeper due to the smaller frame size. The velcro is durable and will not open. The belt itself could be softer and more comfortab le on the skin. If you wear a thin layer under it, it's much better.
741257
I have the 380 mag pouch. It works excellent and easy to conceal. The mags stay in place very well. I've been wearing it on my right hip just behind my pistol.
790244
It will not fit something that large. It will comfortably hold something like a snub-nose revolver (small) or a Colt Pocketlite.
303767
We use it for a Bersa 380 and it fits perfectly. The holster is small enough to wear anywhere.
761912
I never had this issue, but, I must admit that carrying a 380 outside of a pocket just doen't make sense to me. I tried the metal clip to belt holster and the pocket holster. The pocket holster seems to most practical and comfortable to me. You just have to rearrange how you carry other things like keys, chance, etc.
1544917
Yes it sure will and ammo on the other side. Mines holding 45 and 9mm and 38 snug a baby 9mm and 380. Secure all padded
2033465
A 42 is less than 1 inch in width and I have no doubt that this would easily hold it. I carry a keltec 380 in this, which is smaller, but there is ample extra space and more give in the elastic band for something larger.
815068
Hello. I looked at the gun and thought about all the room I have inside of the fanny pack. I know it will fit. I carry extra clip, extra bullets, and a loolathat helps me load the clip all in this pack. I would recommend this to any one with a small gun. Your's will fit. You will not be disappointed.
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Sir - I don't believe so, it is pretty snug for the .38 rounds. It is a very good holder however and this is just my opinion.
568210
One size fits most. If where u want it to hang is over 48" around your hips, it won't. Otherwise no problem. It's elastic and has Velcro to adjust. My Kel-Tec P3AT 380 fits great but you can't get an instant grip because its buried. My Glock17 also fits, allows for a full grip before drawing, but my body shape won't hide that big of a gun. Two pouches allow for two guns, or a second mag, or a phone, or whatever.
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Evening Ralph, Not sure BUT I flew with a US Army issued Beretta 92 and unless they've changed this Fanny Pack will barely hold a Taurus 145 Pro. Part of your problem is going to be how much stuff is in the other pouches/compartments. The rig comes with a small frame holster that has velcro holding the weapon inside the pouch which is closest to your hip. I would NOT recommend anything larger than a Baby Glock or Baby Browning type Semi Automatic. It leaves enough comfortable room for the rest of the pack and doesn't fly open as much. Mine is still going strong but I am having zipper issues with the CW compartment. Nothing major...yet. Good Luck. JP Evening Ralph, Not sure BUT I flew with a US Army issued Beretta 92 and unless they've changed this Fanny Pack will barely hold a Taurus 145 Pro. Part of your problem is going to be how much stuff is in the other pouches/compartments. The rig comes with a small frame holster that has velcro holding the weapon inside the pouch which is closest to your hip. I would NOT recommend anything larger than a Baby Glock or Baby Browning type Semi Automatic. It leaves enough comfortable room for the rest of the pack and doesn't fly open as much. Mine is still going strong but I am having zipper issues... » Read More Evening Ralph, Not sure BUT I flew with a US Army issued Beretta 92 and unless they've changed this Fanny Pack will barely hold a Taurus 145 Pro. Part of your problem is going to be how much stuff is in the other pouches/compartments. The rig comes with a small frame holster that has velcro holding the weapon inside the pouch which is closest to your hip. I would NOT recommend anything larger than a Baby Glock or Baby Browning type Semi Automatic. It leaves enough comfortable room for the rest of the pack and doesn't fly open as much. Mine is still going strong but I am having zipper issues with the CW compartment. Nothing major...yet. Good Luck. JP « Show Less
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There is at least 2" of built in give from the elastic and probably even more. Unless your weapon and holster is really bulky, I think your regular pants size would suffice. I can jam two hands in my waste band without it getting too tight.You'll love the big pockets. I carry my 380 Bodyguard in the right-hand side pocket and it is completely invisible.
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ideally for .25 and small .380 semi-auto ...I think they would NOT fit a 38 special due to size
777866
It holds twelve very snugly. They do not slide out till you want them to. Been using mine for several months. Don't know what I'd do without it any more. Highly suggest it. Bought for .357 mag.
1654730
the .380 Bodyguard semi-automatic fits fine. I carry in my back pocket with no discomfort.
731081
It holds my 30-30 shells nice and snug and it looks good. So hope that helps
130309
I use it with a shotgun I'm pretty sure it'll hold a Smith and Wesson 9. It's one of the best gun magnets I've ever seen.