Talon Concealed Carry Cargo Pocket Leather Holsters

This pocket holster is very good for pocket carry. I've had it for appx. One month and it is breaking in nicely. The only improvement I will suggedst is to add a finished side facing away from the pocket. It would improve the esthetics as well as the function. The color and workmanship are well done. I will definitely order another.

What can I say? It works. It keeps things where they are supposed to be. It just looks like you have a wallet in your pocket.

So it definitely doesn’t print like a gun, but it is way too big to be a wallet. I also fear it is stretching out my rear or front pockets. I think as far as concealment in skinny jeans goes, it’s probably the best option.

I have a S&w 380 shield ez it is a greatFit and a walther p 22 it fix great too

I bought this holster for my Sig P-938. The holster is very well constructed with heavy leather and double stitching throughout. Out of the box, this holster will be very tight. Follow the manufacturers instructions and spend a little time molding it to your gun and it will fit like a custom glove. The holster stays in your pocket when you draw, and releases the gun smoothly. The thick leather backing minimizes printing & fits cargo pockets perfectly.

I got this product for my LCP II and to be honest, initially I was pretty displease with it and definitely considered returning it. It was too bulky and ridged. I felt that the edges were stiff and made it so noticeable that I have this thing in my front pocket. But I decided to give it a chance a little longer and I LOVE IT. As the leather has formed to my leg a little, the edges aren’t so stiff. What I love about this holster is that it never prints the shape of a gun and no one would assume it is one unless they already knew. I noticed with soft holsters they started to make the shape of the gun when I wear tighter clothes like my dress clothes for work, and since I sit at my desk a lot, the tension of my pocket just creates the imprint of my gun. But this leather holster shows no indication of being a handgun. It’s very noticeable that something is in my pocket but leaves no reason to think it’s a gun. Like hiding in plain sight. Would recommend to anyone with A small gun like the LCP II. In order to fully give the holster a fair chance, wear it everyday for a couple weeks and then you’ll really know how good it is.

Form fit exactly to the pistol. Good quality ***real*** leather that's exactly the right thickness. Designed by cops and it works as advertised. Still you need to draw with strong hand, grab top with weak hand and reposition (or rack slide if you carry Israeli style) it in the strong hand. Holster stays in pocket, your hand slides in between pistol and backing. It does not print. Very satisfied. Now i'm looking for a magazine holster to match.================Update. After carrying this rig for a couple of months, i think more thought needs to go into exactly how you'll carry it.I bought RH holster. In Rt rear pocket (intended location per description), it's an awkward draw, as your palm has to be to the inside, facing body. A better draw would be (from same pocket) with the palm out. This is very close to the "FBI Carry" or 5:00 carry. The palm faces away from the body and the draw is easier. Of course you can orient the holster the opposite way to achieve this, but it gives up a bit in the no printing department.So then i moved the rig to left rear pocket as a backup location. This balances the weight between primary (RH) and backup carries. It's actually an easier draw because only your thumb has to separate the hoster from the pistol (rather then inserting 3 fingers).I'm using the holster designed to accommodate CT laser, but have not mounted it yet.So, bottom line recommendations: Buy the RH holster for left rear carry or LH holster for right rear carry. Put it on the opposite side from your primary CCW. This rig is easy to carry, and that means it's always on. Comefortable enough to even wear around the house.

I ordered this in right hand, and for some reason I was expecting it to come facing the other direction. No instructions were included but for some reason when I put my hand in my pocket it’s very difficult to draw the gun infact I have decided that it is just going to be a two hand process I think if it was facing the other way I could do it. This brings the price into play if it wasn’t as expensive as it is I would have just ordered the left hand option (I am right handed) but there are no indication as to what direction it will face when it comes or I would have got it correct the first time