M-Tac Universal Gun Holster for Concealed Carry CCW Holster - Handgun Storage - Pistol Concealed Carry Holster for Men and Women

This simple yet effective product was better than I expected. It allowed me to carry it in my backpack, car or securely hidden in my house. Great, simple and effective product.

I tend to carry a tiny 380 or compact 9mm and this works great. For guns w/o a safety I would not trust having loose objects in the same pocket in my bag. You can adjust the strap which holds the gun and the length of the stretchy cord to suit up to a full size handgun. The tab for releasing the cord is nice and big.Oh, and you can adjust for left or right hand draw!

I use this for my vehicle holster. I was not at all interested in making permanent drill holes under my dash for mounting other types of pistol mounts so I tried this and slapped it to the left side of my center console (my right side when driving) which is carpet and it has remained stuck very securely. It does not shake loose even when off roading and you can angle it any way you need to without the base of the firearm protruding into your gas pedal space. I have had to draw from it twice in the 3 years I have had it due to attempted car jackings and it provided a smooth draw no problem. If you are going to use this for a vehicle holster solution I highly suggest experimenting with appropriate mounting locations and angles; and then practice your draw from it if you intend to actually trust it for it’s intended purpose. For only $16 it’s a great option.

My 5-star is based on it as versatile retention option for pistols with minimal options. It is very well made and arrived quickly, construction is on par with my LBT plate carrier (EXCELLENT).I agree with everyone saying it works for a static object like a safe or within a bag. I agree with everyone saying it sucks to draw from. What I will add is that I think it is still quick to deploy with setup and practice.My FNX45 tactical with admittedly ridiculous flash hider doesn't have a lot of holster options. This will fit it with the flash hider, optic and flashlight. This set up is a snag-monster and you would never be able to draw it quickly. However, if you look at my photo, I can quickly, and with just my left hand sweep open the velcro as I construct my grip and push down to clear the holster. It deploys quickly and cleanly everytime but isn't initially intuitive. I don't carry this and wouldn't with this system, but I think I finally have something I can use to safely cover the trigger guard of this beefy pistol in order to use it for more than a range toy.With all of that being said this was great, inexpensive, and I am likely to buy more.

Works as advertised. Not great as a holster but will certainly work if needed as one.I used as holster inside a gun rug with hook and loop to keep the rds from the sides of the bag.

Finally, after trying 7 other velcro holsters, THIS ONE checks all of my requirement boxes, and I had a lot of boxes. Number one it’s adjustable to a variety of handguns. So I can take this from my small shoulder pack, resize it and go with a full size handgun in a backpack. It’s just really well designed and performs exceptionally well. The Velcro isn’t cheap and you have multiple mounting options. All of this in a package that’s super easy to use. You can’t go wrong with this one.

Well made and designed with quality stitching, strong hook & loop, and materials. The denier of the cordura seems to vary depending on which part of the holster it is. It says 1000D but the part that is up against the gun looks lighter than that, although I think that is so that it's easier on the weapon, which is fine. The strap that is folded over the weapon is semi-rigid and holds strong but is easy to draw from and replace the weapon in once you get it set up. The stretchy draw cord holds it in place firmly and can be moved or removed with relative ease. The Velcro tab on it is strong. I use this primarily to attach to hook & loop panels in my EDC backpack when I'm not carrying in a CCW or other holster. I recently took it on a hike in that configuration and it stayed where it belonged and didn't budge an inch after several miles of rough travel on my back. The deisgn is such that I can easily see it accommodating a large variety of handguns. We shall see how it holds up over time, but if I have any major failures with it I will report back!

This is a good option if you plan on mounting your pistol to something static. Like the side of a nightstand, under a desk, in a safe, you get the idea. I wouldn't trust this past that. To get the retention needed to keep it the pistol seated if the holster is moving is to use the elastic loop. I don't like the loop. It does not work if you have suppressor height sights. They snag on the slide loop and either yank the whole holster or kick the pistol in your hands, junking up the draw. It's great for a stationary weapon, but I would never use it for CCW as it advertises.