Elite Survival Systems Concealed Carry Pouch, Concealment Holster

I purchased this holster not yet having the gun I intended to use it for. I read where it would easily handle a .380 handgun, but that would be with some limitations. I still haven't purchased my .380 yet, having a hard time making up my mind on which one to choose, but I did try it with my Beretta 3032 Tomcat and it was a tight fit. So, I'm not sure how it would do with the Bersa .380. Also, I would like to see the same holster with the reversed dimensions, where the longer dimension ran down the leg, which might make it easier to draw the weapon. As to the construction of it, it appears to be superior in that aspect. Good design with thoughts as to space allotted for extra mags and access to them. Hopefully, what I choose will work with it. If so, then It will get 5 stars.Purchased a smaller .380 and it did fit, but I wouldn't try to load a large .380 into it.

I typically carry a full size Sig 226 when possible however there are many occasion when that's not really feasible. So I bought a Taurus .380 TCP for a more deep concealment carry option. It comes with the Bulldog nylon concealment holster which works really great but I've worn it so much that it's showing some serious signs of ware and will have to be replaced so I decided to give this a try but after trying it just once I found that this wasn't going to work. My gun really didn't fit like it should and it's kind of hard to get out once it's inside. That being said I can definitely see great use for this little case for carrying various doodads such as keys and wallet, pen and such. I frequently wear a kilt and while I have several that have pockets most do not and so this will be a welcome addition to my belt as a replacement pocket to wear in addition to or even in lew of a sporran.I really like it and would definitely recommend this product as it seems to be well made but NOT as it's intended/ advertised purpose.So far it's 5 stars for alternate functionality and 1 star for intended purpose. It really seems like this was more designed to be a smaller alternative for a fanny pack (great product) and then poorly re-purposed for concealed carry (not so great idea). As for CCW I will buy another Bulldog case which is awesome for CCW.

Case/holster was as described by seller and was delivered promptly. It is a little larger than what I needed but this makes it more universal for the masses. It has 3 sepreate compartments which gives enough room for a small handgun Like a 25 cal. or 380 cal. plus room yet for a extra clip and a cell phone or other items. ( knife-keys-small flashlight-etc.) One con on this holster I did not care for was a large velcro strip holding the top compartment shut. This strip makes it very hard to access compartment rapidly if wanting to remove weapon for self defense. On my case I removed the velcro strip from the top comp. to make access easier. The case still has a flap to hold the case shut but not hard to access. This is the reason for 4 stars instead of 5. Yes, I would purchase this case again for what i am using it for and it has many applications. Hope this helps!!! BFD

Too BIG

Nice solid construction and materials but its just too damn small for anything. My Beretta Tomcat barely fits in it but that leaves absolutely no room for anything else...not even a money clip. Used strictly as a carry conceal...it OK.

It holds my I phone and 380 behind it. This just appears to be a carrying case for your phone so it doesn't attract unwanted attention. You are not able to quick draw from this unit, so I have purchased different holsters for different applications. All in all it works very and is not too bulky.

This might work for a very small gun like my Beretta Tomcat 32-cal but nothing much larger. It's not designed for quick draw like the rip-open zipper packs, and there aren't any holding straps to keep a gun from shifting around. I think I'll use it for some combination of phone, eyeglasses, checkbook, or knife but I doubt that they would all fit at the same time. There are two seperate internal pouches, and I still don't know which one is for the gun. I think this is just an all-purpose belt-pouch which is called a pistol concealment pouch just so they could increase the price, which is at least twice what it should be.

I've been looking for a horizontal holder for my iPhone 5C, but it's tougher than it sounds. Then I saw this pouch and, checking the dimensions, decided to give it a try. Score! It fits my phone in its OtterBox, a Rite-in-the-Rain 3X5 pad, a small pen, and whatever else I want to put in it. Another plus is that the loops in the back are made so you can put this on your belt without taking the belt off. I suspect it will also fit the larger iPhones, if my current one has to be replaced.