OUTBAGS USA NSC03 Nylon OWB Outside Pants Carry Holster w/ Mag Pouch. Family owned & operated. Made in USA

I really like this holster. I was warned not to get a nylon holster; that they are junk and collapse too easy. This particular one has been great so far. It doesn't fit all my pistols, but it fits a lot of them perfectly. I don't use the magazine pouch, as I have dedicated magazine pouches, but having it there makes it easier to draw as it has a stiff nylon backing strip that keeps the holster's shape.In my opinion, the NSC03 holster works best for pistols that have approx. a 7-7.5 inch overall length (though it works well with my SIG P266 Legion which has an 8 inch overall length). They sit well in the holster, the muzzles don't protrude from the end and when I draw I can establish my grip before its out of the holster. The following pistols I own fit great:Beretta APXCZ P-10 CGlock G45H&K VP9S&W M&P9 2.0Walther PPQ M1Walther PPQ 22SIG P266 Legion (8 inch overall length)My SIG P320 has an 8 inch overall length and it feels like it is going to fall out as it stops right at the trigger guard whereas my others fit all the way to the magazine release.I found that it works OK with my compacts: H&K VP9SK (6.61 inch overall length) and Walther CCP M2 (6.41 inch overall length). They sink deeper (past the magazine release) so when I draw I don't always have a good grip and have to adjust, but it works. I tried the NL02, which is one size smaller but without the magazine pouch, and I couldn't get the CCP in at all; which is my smallest pistol. I am waiting for the NSC02 to be Prime eligible to try out with these compact pistols.I don't own a pistol light so I can't confirm if this holster will fit one, but from what I can tell, there's not a whole lot of room at the muzzle end of the holster and so I am doubtful it would fit.Highly recommend this holster for your pistols. Works well and its Made in the USA!!

This holster is a superior design compare to the blackhawk holster I bought. The material is a little bit thinner and cheaper, but the blackhawk design has some issues.First, the thumb latch is superior to the mid-holster latch on the black hawk. The thumblatch allows me to draw the gun with one motion instead of two motions. It also is less likely to caught on long t-shirts which happens with the blackhawk. In one case, my blackhawk latch caught on my hammer making it impossible to draw. So the thumb latch is superior.The Velcro adjustment is superior to the blackhawk's bucket adjustment. On the outbags, the strap has velcro on each side so that each side can be adjusted independently or switch for lefty shooters. The velcro stay better then the buckle and keeps the excess strap out of the way. The buckle on the blackhawk can get caught on the hammer of a gun and it's more likely to break.The sewn on mag pouch is a nice feature.I actually prefer the belt loop on this outbag holster (the fabric part, not the metal clip) over the blackhawk's plastic one which I feel like is too slick and moves too much.The outbag holster is also completely ambidextrous which is great.i bought this gun for a p226 which it fits perfectly.

For many years now, I have 4 or 5 holsters including this one, for my S&W small j-frame, for different needs / occasions. Recently I purchased myself an S&W M&P 40. The first thing I did was jump an Amazon to purchase my portfolio of holsters for my new pistol. I found and ordered all of my current selection of holsters I have for the 38 special. After It's exactly as I had hoped - perfect. It's comfortable to wear and I like the clip holder. Good quality, solid constructions and good fit. It's not my primary holster, just because I have another I like for everyday use, but this is probably my second favorite, and as such, used second most.

Purchased this to use with my Sig/GSG 1911 22 pistol. The bottom opening where the muzzle goes it too large. It allows the whole front the pistol to stick out of it. As soon as the front is extended out, the front sight catches on the holster, making it very difficult to remove.To get around this I sewed the bottom opening closed another 1/2 inch or so from the handle side. The pistol doesn't fit in the holster snugly anymore, but with the hammer strap around the hammer I feel it is secure enough for range duty.I do like the dual mode of attachment. You can simply use the metal clip to attache over a belt or waistband. You can also pass your belt through the belt loop. The holster could even be changed over from right to left hand and back (though not quickly).Would I buy this again or recommend to a friend, no. BUT, it's not bad enough that I want to return it either. For the price I will say it's acceptable. I'm sure many other pistols fit in it brilliantly, just not the Sig/GSG 1911-22.

This is the fourth holster I have ordered from Outbags. (OB-03SC) Once again, a great value for a low price and it is made in America. Although it wasn't an Amazon Prime item, the shipping was free and it arrived in only three days. My gun, a Springfield XD 9 wasn't listed as compatible, but since the XD45 and XD40 were listed I thought I would give it a try. It is a great fit and required only 15 seconds of adjusting the thumb break strap and it was ready to go.

Good holster for the price. Fit my extra magazine perfect for my Smith and Wesson Compact 22 but the gun itself tended to sink too far into the holster, requiring me to reach into the holster to grab around my pistol's handle. I ended up buying a Blackhawk Glock holster at my local Wally World which was a perfect fit but can't knock the usefulness of this holster for the price. Certainly adequate for simply carrying and probably ideal for a larger gun but would not recommend to try and hide anything with this holster as it is rather large.