Shoulder Holster for Gun Concealed Carry for Pistols Revolvers | Fits Glock 19, 26, 43, Ruger LC9s, S&W Shield, SIG P365, Springfield XD, 1911 | Double Magazine Holder | Active Pro Gear

Foreword: My experience: Concealed Carry Holder for nearly 10 years, military expert rifle and expert pistol. Owner of dozens of holsters. I have found that wardrobe and weather dictate which holster I may use any particular day. I practice using all of my holsters if they are being used. I have a dead holsters drawer for those that just don't make the grade.Regarding this holster: Because of the placement, you will not be making a 1 second draw / discharge to defend yourself. If however, you are wearing something like a crew-neck pullover shirt (made of t-shirt like material that is easily stretched), the average person should be able to Practice enough to competently draw their pistol in 2 or 3 seconds or so.Pro's:- I had no problem concealing my Glock 26 9mm, and Glock 30 .45- After a bit of moving velcro strap adhesion points here and there, I finally got it to where it was comfortable-over a T-shirt and holds my weapon properly.- As I said in the foreword, this is a DEEP concealment holster, meaning you are Not going to pull and discharge your weapon in a a second or two. Oh I suppose there is someone out there that can do it but for the average person, probably not.- I like it because it carries my Glock with the muzzle pointing down to the ground. If there ever were an accidental discharge, it would be down to the ground.- It is comfortable. It will take a bit getting use to but the over the shoulder straps do help distribute weight better than a plain bellyband holster.Con's:- You will spend a small amount of time getting it sized to your body. That is to be expected and not really a con. Just know that you won't slap it on in a hurry for the first time and get it exactly right for you.- You will definitely want to wear a t-shirt under this holster. It is scratchy for lack of a better description. I tried it wearing a tank top style t-shirt and then a crew neck style t-shirt. I found the crew neck better because it covers your armpit area better.- Because you need to wear a t-shirt under the holster (as shown in the photo of this holster by the manufacturer) in addition to your over shirt, you will be hot in the summer. If you are in air conditioning most of the day in the summer, probably not an issue.Afterword: I have learned that concealment of a weapon is a tradeoff. It's almost impossible to be completely, 100 percent comfortable / happy / accessible with any concealed carry pistol holster of substantial caliber. Every holster system for concealment has trade-offs. Of course the most comfortable is for it to be in an outside the waistband holster on your hip but then that's not concealed unless you have an overcoat that will never come off in public.4 stars because of the need for an under t-shirt. If they came up with a way to soften the system so you don't need a t-shirt, then it would be 5 star.

Don't let the low price on this shoulder holster fool you. It works well. Whether you have a small auto like a .9mm S&W M&P Shield, or a larger framed 1911A1 .45 Auto Springfield, this will accommodate. The Velcro is strong and holds the straps securely in place, both on the shoulder riggings and the waist strap. The double mag wells can accommodate two single or double stack mags. Both of which are closed on the bottom. The pistol well is open, which can cause concern for some types of pistols. On the back side of the pistol well there is a whole side of attachable Velcro, and on the front side, a tab of Velcro. This allows the user to create a locking mechanism to secure the pistol, similar to a button down on leather holsters. This setup is very light weight, comes on and off very quickly. And is very easy to conceal underneath your shirt. Especially in comparison to any of my (Galco) Vertical or( Hasc) Horizontal Carry leather shoulder holsters. I can't honestly say I think over the long haul this will hold up better, or that I prefer it. But for the period of time I have had it, it has worked very well. And it does a great job at concealment. So for the price, to me this a no brainer. I bought the white because it stands out less underneath a dress shirt. But I'd order a black one next time around for tactical purposes. I have no problem recommending this over a belly holster at all. Or if you are new to shoulder holsters and want to try one out before you go spending big bucks. Try this first.

It's comfy with a shirt underneath. Didn't fit my gun well, but for subcompacts it'd be great.

It fits bigger than advertised. It does help to conceal and won’t show under shorts

Firearm: Smith and Wesson M&P Shield with thumb safety.This shoulder carry solution works if you plan on going on a long road trip (i.e. driving) or watching a movie at the movie theater (i.e. sitting), or if you have a job requiring a button up shirt. It works for oversized button up shirts or jackets. I wouldn't wear it with a tshirt because it prints too easily. I gave this four stars because it works but it is not comfortable (my comfort tac ultimate bellyband is more comfortable). I use a vneck undershirt under it.For tshirt use in the summer, I still recommend carrying appendix because tshirts print too easily. In the summer I carry appendix with a sleeveless tank top under a comfort tac ultimate bellyband. The only time I would not carry appendix would be long driving or sitting, which I would use a button up short sleeve shirt with the shoulder carry solution above.For hiking and camping I still use a DTOM large fanny pack holster.