LG-6 Short

2 yr update: have carried with this a few hundred times now. It beat out all my other holsters and is my go to. Barely any wear and tear visible on it. Found it works awesome in the pants that have pockets a bit wider and deeper then standard levi style pockets (I carry full size pistols). With this in my pocket, I can pull out my pistol smoothly without hammer, safeties, or edges catching on anything and of course the holster NEVER comes out with it: the smooth inner lining does its job. Sig 229 compatible verified. Belt not required. Holster stays in place when pistol is pulledWorks perfectly on my Sig 229. Can carry it in the waist band either in front of my pants or in back, with or without a belt. Will fit into regular pockets though the top 1/2" of my pistol is visible - which is a issue of my pistol size, not the holster. When pulling my pistol out rapidly from either my my waist band or pocket I ONLY get the pistol, not the pistol & holster. << Even when not wearing a belt.

Perfectly fits my Byrna SD pistol!

I have one of every size to fit every defensive tool in my collection. I have many holsters of many styles, but these are my favorite. They are a soft material that protects the finish on your tool. They are very comfortable for inside the waistband carry. Whatever the outside material is, it is remarkable how well it stays in place. You would think it would want to ride up or slip down, but it does very well staying in place. They are well made and have proven to be durable in real world use. I have had some of mine for a couple of years and they have held up very well. I keep my EDC in one all the time. When I go out, I just grab it from my lock box, slip it in the waist band, and away I go. I have many makes and types to choose from (Kydex, Shoulder, IWB, OWB, Hybrid) depending on the schedule for the day, but, this is my go-to most times. You can successfully wear these with shorts, sweats, etc., where you don't have a belt available to support some other type. These are much more versatile than rigid holsters which are molded to a specific make and model. Many makes and models of similar frame size and length will fit.

For Conceal Carry Firearm Owners, Please Read: I've tried all sorts of different holsters, but find myself coming back to Sticky Holsters again and again. I typically wear it NOT using a regular gun belt. It works great with a pair of running tights. Or let's face it, the form fitting jeans/jeggings us ladies wear now. If I have a pair of tights or jeans that need a little extra waistband support, I've paired it with a soft spandex running belt very successfully. With a pair of compression, or just any well fitting workout tights or capris, this holster is the best. Way more comfortable than a belt with a holster, although I do that a lot as well, and beats a hot, uncomfortable neoprene or itchy elastic belly band hands down. Finally, this holster is great for storing my firearm, makes it easy to move my firearm around, and simple to take when traveling. The trigger is safely covered, and I can stash it easily. And Finally, Finally, the Price!!! It's affordable!

Its a sticky, if you have owned one you know they are great. I have one for each of my pistols (3 now) and all my family members have them for all their firearms (10 or so). Sticks wherever you put it, can be stuck between seats of a car and it stays, grab it and put it in your waistband and it holds perfectly (with a belt depending on the weight of your gun). Holds the firearm perfectly in place and covers the trigger for extra safety. I recommend these holsters to everyone I talk to. They work great for general storage too. My guns are always in their sticky holster unless they are in a leather/kydex holster on my belt. This holster sees the most gun time of all my holsters. I can confidently put my Glock 17 or M&P9 in this holster and transfer it to my car, back pack, girlfriends purse, glove box and anywhere without fear of the trigger being pulled. When I had a 1911 I could carry it loaded without fear of those hair triggers going off or anything touching them. I have noticed if you clean your gun and oil it up that the holster absorbs the oil off the gun so I always leave the guns sit about a day after cleaning them before they go back in the stickys.

Preface: 99% of my use for this model, is NOT for personal carry. It's mostly transportation/protection while inside a backpack, range bag, vehicle, chilling bedside, or in the safe. This holster is used with an HK USP9. The barrel and slide are shorter than the holster can accommodate so there is some dead space at the bottom. For all the settings I described above, this and other models of Sticky Holsters, work excellent! There is no additional retention to prevent a pistol from falling out if dropped while in the holster, or if turned upside down. However, the compression from the material and stitching is adequate for the circumstances I commonly use these for. Overall, I find these to be an essential accessory to own for any pistol.

I love these things. Mainly used for a protective sleeve when transporting or going to the range. Smaller calibers are fine with these inside the pants. Great pocket 380 holster. I don’t recommend carrying a Glock 20 concealed with these, just not my style. I use a crossbreed for this. Whatever you do, keep the love of guns alive! Educate.