First attempt at IWB holster. It gets one into the feel and concept of IWB for very little money. The only problem with flexible nylon is once you draw your pistol, it takes a little time to open and reposition the pistol. When I wear this rig, this not a problem. If I have to draw my pistol for any perceived threat, I will only be thinking about the draw, not how easy (or not) it is to put the weapon back in its holster.

I may someday buy a Kydex holster, but is will be much more money.

This is my second Uncle Mike's holster...Uncle Mike's rocks!

Not that I'll use it much for anything other than plinking, but my .22 semi-auto fits this holster hand-in-glove. The retention strap holds tight.

Great for general storage in the drawer or in the range bag. I can see it working well as an ITWB holster, but like I said, I wouldn't make my .22 my carry weapon of choice.

Not sure if this will fit any of the .380s or not...another reviewer will have to cover that ground.

NOTE: The seller-- HP Uniforms-- filled and shipped this order very quickly and efficiently. I ordered it from them after Amazon failed to send the correct size 3 TIMES!

Be careful ordering holsters where Amazon fulfills the order...they must throw all of their holsters in one bin at the warehouse and it's anyone's guess what size the person filling the order will grab.

Fits my poly protector .38 very well. Is comfortable material and joy to carry. I will make this comment to address some of the comments on the plastic clip. Firstly this is a $14 holster. It's designed to add little bulk and LITTLE WEIGHT. Which it succeeds in doing. Secondly look at the clip. It is flared on the outside of the clip as well as the inside. Meaning it is designed to also be secured by your belt. Clip it on your pants and your belt can also go over the clip securing it more. Again to provide a smaller print a.k.a. conceal.

The holster doesn't draw with the gun if you utilize the holster design the way it is intended. With the velcro strap still over the weapon? Yes. You're expected to unsecure the velcro first. No differently than having to unsnap a leather holster before you draw. You can cut the velcro strap to your desired length. It is overly long for that reason. I cut mine to the minimum length just enough to keep it from falling out and when secured with my belt I can draw the gun without first having to pull the velcro restraint.

Use this most of the time. Fits my weapon nicely and is comfortable tucked inside the waist belt. Usually carry it in the back when using it, or in front. Rather hard to carry on the side. I removed the strap that goes across the holster to hard to mess with if you need to access the weapon fast.

Hold sweat and prone to wear to the point my .380 is gettin thin at the front of the barrel