Barsony New Brown Leather Tuckable IWB Holster for Snub Nose 2" 22 38 357 41 44 Revolvers

Like holster, fits snubby and s,w. 380 bodyguard. Needs a stiffener over triggerguard......

I had been eyeing this holster for a while now. Finally got one and used it for my daily carry now for a bit over a month. I love how you can tuck your shirt in and no one would notice a print (mind you, I'm carrying a S&W Bodyguard 38, or a Taurus 605). It's very comfortable, I don't even notice I have it on me at times. I love the finish on the leather, how when you're home for the day and taking it off, unlike some of my other holsters that fight you, this one holds when you want it to hold and comes off when you need it to come off.All that said, there are a few minor downsides. First, and I think this is very common for the metal clip IWB holsters, if you're carrying anywhere on your back the end of the clip can and will dig into your chair (found this out in the wife's car, it scratched up the leather seat pretty good). Second, some of the stitching at the end of the runs looks like it might slowly be working itself loose. So far, it's still holding good. And third (this is more of a heads up than anything wrong with the holster), when you have it on your waist and take your pants off to use the bathroom, it takes a bit of practice to pull them back up with the holster on right. With the lower attachment point you allow you to tuck in your shirt, when you take a dump your gun will flip down into your pants.Would I recommend this holster? Very much so (and I do)

At first I did not like this holster, and the reason was because I was wrongly comparing it to a similar, but not tuckable, Relentless Tactical leather holster. Similar size and shape, same exact metal clip, but the Relentless Tactical holster is much thicker, with stiffer leather and with quite a bit more retention. You can turn the Relentless Tactical holster upside down and shake it, pistol won’t fall out. Not so with this Barsony holster. It’s made of thin, flimsy leather, and it has zero retention when it’s not in your pants.Well it turns out that this level of retention is really not necessary and actually counterproductive to a clean draw. The Barsony holster is “loose” by the standards of high retention holsters. The only real drawback to this looseness is that when you loosen your belt to use the restroom, you have to be very careful not to let the pistol fall out of the holster, whereas high retention gives you more peace of mind that your pistol isn’t going to fall in the toilet, lol.But I argue that this is not a substantial issue. You can easily remove the holster from your pants before loosening them, and depending on how deep your pockets are, you may find that you can securely stow the pistol in your pocket while your belt is loose. The holster even has a bit of hook shaped leather in the top corner, presumably to prevent the holster from drawing out with the gun when you are drawing from pocket carry. It’s actually a versatile and well designed holster.Although the metal clip is basically the same as Relentless Tactical holsters, it’s better because it does not have a stupid logo on it! I’m talking to you Relentless! Very dumb to make a CONCEALED carry holster with a frickin’ logo on it. Barsony’s clip is plain with no logos to give you away, just the way it should be. Then again if someone notices your concealed carry holster’s clip, it probably doesn’t matter whether or not there’s a logo on it, they gonna know you’re carrying.The flap of leather to which the metal clip is attached is a great design that lets you tuck your shirt in over the top of the gun, hence the term “tuckable.” I was a bit concerned with the stitching of the flap to the rest of the holster, but it appears to be very strong thread and it’s double stitched in that location for added strength.Holster has held up great for a few months. Although the leather is thin-ish, it’s very high quality. This thing is made to use day in and day out. I’ll update if I have any issues with the stitching or otherwise, but don’t hold your breath! This thing is very well made. Excellent buy!

Great holster for the Taurus 605 3". The barrel does protrude through the bottom but I have yet for the sight to snag or experience discomfort.

Holster fit beautifully with a Ruger SP101 with 2 1/4" barrel. Leather is buttery soft, seems to be lined with thin suede (judging by the stitching) that's even softer. I think it's stitched with a nylon thread. The entire gun is encased to the back of the trigger guard in what seems to be as secure fit as if in a pocket. My only concern is for the stitching attaching the flap carrying the belt clip to the holster, but there's room for a TIGHT Chicago screw in the center or one offset away from the barrel. Retention won't be a problem, but a Chicago screw could be added ahead of the guard to give whatever tension desired. ONE DISLIKE: The "horn" between the holster and grip gets in the way. I would have taken it straight across rather than up toward the grip. I would now, but I don't want to be stitching a new holster because I broke the sewing line. I'd buy it again though.

This is soft, well made, other than a small bulge of your belt very well hidden. It is comfortable. Anyone buying this holster should understand, 1. The deeper you hide a weapon the slower it is to get to. 2. The deeper you hide it the harder it is to put back once it's out. (So if you are a want to be quick draw guy, or if you think life is a cop show where you can slam a weapon back in a holster one handed without looking while cuffing a bad guy. You won't like it.) If you carry a weapon in the real world, with a real need for concealment. Give this one a hard look. Carry on my friends. 3-9-23 I as of today attest it draws smooth and easy even under heavy stress.