I literally have more holsters than guns and always looking for the most comfortable one to use for my Sig Sauer P238 .380 ... Well ... holster #5 did it. This Sig fits like a glove. It will not fit if you are using the extended 7 cartridge magazine, as it will stick up just enough so that you can not close the flap. I use the standard 6 cartridge magazines and the fit is perfect. Don't even know I have it on and the small size of it will give the impression you use it for a cell phone ... not a gun. As the advertisement says the gun is placed horizontally, slide down, I was concerned about ease of draw. Well ... it is actually quite easy ... one handed! It's day 2 with it and I already love it ... now my holster of choice.

The quality is there but your not gonna be able draw from this with ease... So carrying and being able to draw from this are two very different things. Mixed feelings. I think if it had a little give that you would be able two draw but there is no give and i think its because of the quality and the quality is good and this will last for years to be able to "carry" ..... just not draw with ease.

Ok did they make this thing for the S&W Bodyguard 380 or What! I put my spare mag to the left side bottom of the holster (err sorry cell phone pouch) and then put my Smith butt to the right; muzzle facing left/rear, I wear the holster in a cross draw position on my left hip. I can clear the holster in less than 2 secs with both hand about 3-4 sec with just my right. I have been to a bunch of stores around Nashville with this on and I don't get an eyebrow raised (as I might if was in open carry). My pistol is ready and I don't even notice it with a spare mag, the whole thing works great. A snug fit and perfect design for my smith, I couldn't be happier, err well it might come with a bottle cap opener, but what the heck who's complaining ;)

My husband uses this for his conceal carry and most people just think it's a cell phone. Though it isn't a super quick draw, as most have mentioned, I still think it is a great option if you do not prefer the other carry methods and especially if you have a smaller weapon. He can still access his weapon fairly quickly so I don't see much of a downside, especially given the fact that no one yet has realized it is a weapon. We have had it 4 years and he uses it almost every day. He loves it and it still looks new.

This is the 2nd holster that I have ordered and both were Bull Dog holsters and both had the same item number and description. The first one that was purchased about two years ago fit my Ruger LCP perfectly. The new holster is larger and the weapon is loos in the holster and the weapon flops around when I walk.