Shoulder Gun Holster for Beretta-85FS, Polish P-64, Makarov, IZH-70, IZH-71, Baikal, Walther PPK-PPK/s

First off, this review is written based on use with my Walther PPK/S. Overall this is a great product. Some state the leather is a little thin but it's perfect. Soft and comfortable to wear yet good quality that is not too stiff or thick to be comfortable and also leaves less/no printing. Next is that the holster is a perfect fit. Slightly snug to start with but that is to be expected and will break in over a little time. So careful not to chamber a round when new and you first insert the gun at the beginning of break-in period. Some may want one in the chamber but upon inserting into the holster this could cause a second round to try and chamber but there will be no room for the first round to eject which could cause a jam. Holster can be used three ways which is great. Horizontal, vertical, or a clip provided for separate waist carry. Fit is good but I may add an addition hole on each side, between existing holes, to get that perfect fit. Easy enough to do if I go that route. The quality and craftsmanship are excellent. The belt snaps are very firm and secure which is exactly what you want (don't want your shoulder holster to come undone during everyday activities.) The holster thumb strap is nice and secure while being easy to unsnap when needing to access the pistol. So perfect perfect. The magazine pouch came as a single as described and shown in the photos, but maybe they offer a double mag pouch as an option or for separate purchase. Overall, very happy with the purchase and highly recommended for any PPK/S owner that wants to shoulder carry. I may try this with my S&W Bodyguard 380 as well. Or better yet buy a separate holster only to swap out with and keep the first holster molded for a perfect fit for the PPK/S only. So 'I'll have to check and see if they offer that as a sperate purchase (and hope they do so I can buy one down the road.)

Fits a Czech VZ-70 reasonably well, if very snug. Trigger access is roughly 90%.Pros:-harness and attachment points have good geometry and reasonable range of adjustment.-versatile options for arrangement, considering the price.-durability is within my requirements.Cons:-product is not 100% leather.-adjustment is accomplished by post screws, which is cumbersome compared to snaps or velcro.-holster material is stiff, and takes time to adjust.-retention strap is not well configured.Bottom line:Recommended for EDC, but effort will be needed to set up the most comfortable configuration.

Took quite a long time to ship in. Ordered Dec 7th and it shipped next day. However I didn't receive it until Jan 2, 2016. It was supposed to be a Xmas gift. Very tight fit initially, but I'm sure the leather will take a memory for the gun. This was to be for my Bursa 380 CC, but it will also work with my wife's Sig Sauer 380 Equinox. I guess it was worth the wait coming from the Russian Federation.

Not bad for the price. Light leather very strong, gun fits like a glove. Like any leather product yo u’ll have to be break it in, but it fits right off the bat very comfortable, very easily adjustable.I saw someone mention about someone gets behind you and you’re wearing a holster in a horizontal position with a trigger guard exposed you could pull the trigger. The problem is there is no ejection port on the holster and the gun will jam with no place for the spent casing to go. If you don’t hit your target on the first shot, you may not have enough time to unjam the spent around.

Holster is as advertised. It is very comfortable to wear and is expandible for a big man (I am 6'1" and 340 lbs.) Material is light but seems capable of being durable. The holster is designed for a PPK or Makarov. I have a Bursa 380 Combat Plus, which is a bit tight. I am working the leather to strech it to fit, but I am sure it will fit my Bursa fine once I have done this. One safty point. The first time I attempted to holster my Bursa, I had a loaded magazine in the gun. With out realizing it, when I forced the gun into the holser, the slide slid back and I unintentionally chambered a round. This could have caused a very nasty accident, so be careful and make sure you are using safe practices.

top quality workmanship. I was concerned that it would not fit my 15 round magazine and the slightly larger frame on the pistol but id is OK. Like ALL leather it requires some handwork to make everything fit smoothly. The seams are glued before they are stitched so I stretched them out and worked the leather for about 30 minutes moving the pistol in and out until all fit smoothly. Then I left everything in place for a couple of days. Nice tight fit. The thumb breaks have a metal backing. You can tell this eas made for real users. The holster converts for horizontal carry, verticle carry, or belt carry. I am a big guy and can carry it with a T-shirt and just a light summer shirt open and untucked with complete concealment. No one noticesit.

A beautiful holster. BUT it does not fit a makarov. It is way too small. Im not sure what it could fit. Maybe a derringer? Old jennings .22

i like it.. should lock tite the rivit screws.. one of mine fell out and i lost it.. havent been able to find a replacement for it yet..