DeSantis N38 The Nemesis Pocket Holster Ambidextrous Black P32/P3AT/LCP w/CT LG Nylon N38BJG5Z0

This is my second Desantis pocket holster (other P365xl). They make a great quality holster. The LCP2 came with a Ruger holster that would do in a pinch. But this Desantis holster has a much better tackiness to hold it in the pocket, and firm material for pistol retention. Covers the trigger completely, but easily accessible for a smooth draw. Looks like they make a lot of other holsters with other materials. I’ll have to try them too.

I was skeptical about how well it would stay in my shorts pocket when removing the pistol but it works perfectly. I wear cargo shorts which have a slightly larger pocket than normal shorts and pants. I followed the instructions placing the LCP in a thin sock overnight. Tried it a few times the next morning...pistol came out in my hand and holster stayed in pocket. It does tend to move around in cargo shorts pocket only because of pocket size. It would stay in place with traditional pocket. Def recommend this for pocket carry.

This has got to be the best pocket holster for a Ruger LCP with the crimson trace. I also tried it with the laser guard from laser max as well. Both fit like a glove. Has plenty of room for a grip on the weapon and completely covers the trigger, it draws without pulling the holster out, but is not tough to get out if you grip the holster with your finger and the weapon at the same time. It also prints less than my other holster and does not look like a gun in your pocket. It gives it a rectangular shape looking like a large smart phone or wallet.

There are pros and cons to this item so here goes, pros: it keeps the gun in a vertical position so you always know the exact orientation of the firearm; the rubberized outer shell keeps the holster in place in normal pants pockets (see cons below for over-sized pockets); it fits the pistol like a glove; most importantly (for me anyway), in light colored pants like khakis which I wear to work daily, it protects from the staining or outlining of any left over solvents from cleaning or lubricants you may have on the peice. Cons: Other than the flap that maintains its vertical position (which is narrower than the pistol frame), it's shaped just like a pistol and therefore does absolutely nothing to break the outline of the firearm, it's pretty obvious even to the untrained eye that it's a pistol shape; in larger, baggy pockets you may as well go without, it'll either come out with the pistol or hinder your draw. All in all I really like this holster for daily carry dressed in business casual as it works well in khakis and cargoes. I'd just provide a hint of caution if you wear your pants loose (which I'm sure isn't how the product was designed in the first place but I still thought I'd throw it out there).

I have a pocket Kahr .380. It fits nicely in this holster. I can comfortably wear this in my front or back pockets and there is virtually no imprint.