URBAN CARRY HOLSTER...A PURCHASE I DEEPLY REGRET

This is a review of the Urban carry G series of holsters. There are variations between the G1, G2 and G3. Our focus in this video is the practicality of the holster since the design basics are identical. The Urban Carry G2 is being used for the purpose of this video. Thanks for watching!

[@shawnharris5823]

It is intriguing that this review is done almost strictly verbally. The issues are never demonstrated, so one must trust 100% that what you are saying is valid. I will go with reviews that show the pros and cons over just blabbing things that may or may not be true. Also, the human body, clothing styles, et cetera, are significantly different, person-to-person, so this can be, at best, subjective and invalid without people examining this for themselves.

[@Rowgue51]

A review without any actual demonstrating of the function of the product is useless.

[@dangoleshootnetwork6036]

Thank you for the honest review; I do agree it is bulky. I have one of these for my S&W M&P Shield 9 2.0, and the reason I like to wear it is not necessarily because of concealment, (although it does do that), but the main reason is comfort. It's a lot more comfortable for me to wear this holster inside the front of my pant leg than it is for the grip of the gun to be digging into my side with an inside the pants holster. Anyway that's my two cents for what it's worth. 🙂

[@ablacklab4490]

Does it fit still with the laser on there?

[@dangoleshootnetwork6036]

@@ablacklab4490 Yes, but when you order it you have to specify that it has a laser light combo.

[@sapper1-3g57]

The holster is very comfortable. I hear a lot of people bashing this holster but it works. It’s comfortable and it conceal your firearm.

[@jonboy9734]

@@Higher-self222 let me know how drawing from the seated position is.

[@chadmiller8019]

​@@jonboy9734 I got a gut. I cant draw anything from a seated position. Also it is rare that I would be vulnerable in that position. If I am driving I have a vehicle mount anyways because everything digs

[@studivan]

@@jonboy9734 You can’t draw from a seated position, without leaning back straight.

[@thomaspounds9031]

@@jonboy9734you need training if you think this is a good holster. This holster is garbage.

[@phonkequinox2602]

​@@thomaspounds9031gatekeep harder

[@stevekatz4372]

This would be a much better Video if you had it on your body and did a demonstration of of what you are talking about. I don't plan on getting this product because I will just be adding to the many holsters in my draw filled with holsters I never use!

[@TheConcealedCarryChannel]

Probably so. I don't normally do on-body equipment demonstrations because fit and function varies so much by the person. Thanks for the feedback though!

[@Whatdidhesaaaayyy]

If you noticed, he has the captian which is the next to largest size with a small pistol. It would make sense to have the cadet with the pistol and have your phone over it

[@Miller3492]

I have a g3 and I really like it. I used leather conditioner for about a week to really break it in, and adjusted the retention system to my preference. It's comfortable and I like the fact that it stays concealed. Now I wear cargo pants, so it doesn't stand out. It looks like a phone in my pocket. I don't wear jeans which might be why I prefer this holster more. But after a couple days of leather conditioner, it molded to my gun and I have no issues taking it out. The only issue I have is that it's heavy. I have to tighten my belt tighter than expected to hold it in place. As a result I'm not able to draw straight up, but if I pull at an angle I have no issues.

[@jakesmith2341]

Buy a purpose built gun belt. They don't flex or sag if you carry a full sized gun, unlike regular belts. It'll change your life.

[@pichikokis]

When is time to draw is the only problem

[@traceyoung5592]

Hands down the best non-shoulder conceal carry holster I've ever used and I've got a couple of drawers full of all manner of other waist holsters. The primary benefit of this holster is by far the lack of discomfort that is seemingly unavoidable using any other 'Kydex" or leather holsters, especially when sitting. "Huge Huge massive, massive piece sitting on your leg'" was not my experience (lol) and I didn't have to go out and buy 'Massive' clothes either but different strokes for different folks. If I wear this holster at the 1:00 position and conceal-carry my Smith and Wesson M&P 9mm it is barely noticeable and even if it does 'print' it is very difficult to tell that you are carrying a pistol. OTOH, whenever I've 'printed' with a pistol wearing a more traditional waist holster, it is almost always very obvious that I'm wearing a pistol, with this holster, not so much. All that said, for anyone carrying larger pistols, then maybe you will have an experience similar to what is described in the video but unless you are really thin or wear really baggy clothes, you're probably going to have issues trying to conceal carry larger pistols with any waist holster. In that case, one might consider using a shoulder holster or perhaps just open carry if it is legal in your state.

[@Zionist_Eternal]

Excellent analysis and concise well written response. Now, I don't know the reviewer and have seen nothing but his hands. Albeit, in order to fulfill his descriptions, my mind is forced to interpret all his complaints as being due to the bulk filling his clothing. I personally do not own a G series but have friends, male and female, who own and swear by them. I DO have and use daily other Urban Carry products and admit I maintain a positive bias toward them--but, only because, after countless other holsters, I've found Urban Carry surpasses all for everyday carry comfort and affording of confident concealment.

[@Zionist_Eternal]

@@user-gi8kg2yf1j Uh... I wasn't referring to the bulk of the pistol but rather the bulk of his being. I truly don't mean offense or insult as I'm rather portly in my waning years. But... Tis what it is.

[@blaydekanton9077]

​@@user-gi8kg2yf1jwait, what!? How do you wear this in swears without the weight of the thing pantsing you?

[@thebob6385]

I think I have the perfect use for this - for carrying while wearing a kilt.

[@astcomjakecw]

They are very clear on the site. 1, wear a size bigger jeans, relaxed fit. 2, its leather, it takes a few weeks to wear in. 3, it takes a few weeks to get used to how it feels. You appear not to have read any of that before purchasing. :/

[@athousandtinycobras4349]

There's no bulk if you wear it at the "12:15" position, in front of your first belt loop. It sits nicely between your inner thigh and your junk and is invisible from the outside. I really like mine, but wouldn't recommend using this with a pistol any larger than a Sig P365, and it helps if you're slim.

[@killadasavage9981]

Definitely agree

[@MinsterRogers]

what about a cz shadow 1 ? is it too big u think?

[@athousandtinycobras4349]

@@MinsterRogers There's a website that allows you to compare handgun sizes. Just Google "compare handgun sizes."

[@dcwaku]

I have one for my G27, used it for years. Yes, it “shows” when you’re sitting but it shows less than a cell phone, just looks like you have something in your pocket. No one has ever noticed or mentioned it…so far.

[@richielombardi2085]

Thank you, friend for your honesty. These holsters are very difficult to draw from a sitting position. I had a similar brand and found it nearly impossible to draw while sitting in a car especially with the seatbelt fastened and the steering wheel in the way. I trashed my holster.

[@KALI_NachoDaddy]

I’m 5’7 about a buck 50 , safe to say I have a small frame and with some practice and even in form fitting close I was able to conceal my Glock 19x (large grip) fine . Just giving my experience with this . The manufacture says it’s a little stiff out the box but I had good results about 5 minutes after opening. And this is without leather conditioner for anyone curious. Just had to practice holster/ upholstering a few times . Lastly the urban carry website has pretty useful tips & insight on the holster/ its’ functions. Hope this helps someone! And thanks for the video !

[@Mainy510]

Question? What if you have to conceal your draw or if you only have one hand available?

[@screwgle7914]

thanks for making your mistake public so i could avoid it. ive seen these and have wondered about them.

[@TheConcealedCarryChannel]

I was actually shocked at how much it shows. Thanks for watching!

[@cacinaz8802]

Thanks for the honest review. I thought about the G3 but I have had the same reservations. I pocket carry my Bodyguard using a pocket holster that looks like a wallet facing outward. The Bodyguard is safe by itself since its DAO with a heavy trigger pull and has a thumb safety. I think I will try another type of deep concealment holster called the Smart Carry. Has received favorable reviews and comments. Looks to be comfortable, and safe, with no printing (unless someone mistakes the bulge for something else - LOL so you may even get lucky). Anyone have a comment on that?

[@davidautry4857]

If you are interested in the Smart Carry then check out the FusionPac IWB Concealed Carry Holster.

[@combatarmsmaniac]

I've had mine for a while now. Idk how you're saying it's not concealed I carry a glock 17 in mine and nobody is the wiser. You put a cell phone or wallet in your pocket over it and there's no printing at all this is this holsters best feature. The big negatives for me is draw speed and reliability of the draw.

[@920WASHBURN]

Most people's belts are already being pushed to limits, ( ya know what I'm saying ) how would you pull up a big pouch up through your belt?

[@JR-hy2mq]

I have the G3 and did a video on it also. It was ok. It did work for me and I was ok with how it printed as I felt it just looked like you had something in your front pocket. I wear cargo pants all the time so it worked ok. I went away from it because like you said it does print and I decided over time that I didn’t like that so I changed to Vedder holsters more comfortable and concealable.

[@TheConcealedCarryChannel]

I was actually hopeful that it would be a good option but I was blown away by how badly it prints.

[@daleearnest9665]

@@TheConcealedCarryChannel because no other holster prints

[@Dakinechefdude808]

@@TheConcealedCarryChannel you need to wear it for a week or so, also leather conditioner goes a long way to conform this. it does not print like my kydex...

[@evilnineteen]

It takes a while to break in. During that break in period its not the best but after its a great option for both concealment and comfort.

[@waynesparks6830]

I've been very curious about this holster. Thanks for the review.

[@allenc4909]

Completely agree. My G3 collects dust in my accessory drawer now.

[@MrDougk6]

I had the same problem. But once I wore it for two months straight, an once it broken in it wasn't a problem.

[@DreadNovella]

I really like them. I carried appendix for a long time and you cant sit without it digging into your stomach.

[@matthewgrumbling4993]

I put a compact pistol in a Sticky holster in the same place in my jeans (yes, it was unloaded), and I don't think it would print badly on me. To me, does not appear much bigger than my wallet or my cell phone in my front pocket. But I wear fairly loose jeans. That said, I will think twice about buying this holster, as it looks like it would be nearly impossible to draw when sitting down, e.g., when sitting in your vehicle. That is a foreseeable tactical situation. I'm not sure that's a game changer. But it does give me pause.

[@7eamGhast]

Does anyone know if G43x MOS with Surefire XSC works in the new urban carry G3?

[@jrbarilla]

I have the g3 with the thicker leather and it works for me and my Sig 365 and Glock 43x There is adaptation that goes on both ways The holster breaks in, you break it in to fit your contour similar to a baseball glove around the edges I do not wear it on my hip but appendix I also carry appendix holsters Keep the leather conditioned and Everyone’s mileage differs ✌️

[@joshkendrick4728]

So what holster do you use now...?

[@waynesparks6830]

Please give us More concealed carry holster reviews.

[@joegamboa3560]

I have years of experience with concealed holsters and there are three things I look for. 1. Can I get to the gun with one hand. I could be fighting with someone or one of my hands is injured. If I can’t get to it with one hand then that is a strike against it. 2. Can I reholster the gun with one hand. Again there could be an issue with one hand for whatever reason and I may need to reholster with one hand. 3. Which is probably the biggest one is can I draw the gun one haded from the seated position. In my car I may need to draw my gun one handed. 4. If I’m rolling around on the ground and I need to defend myself can I access the gun. I throw all of these issues out there because I have taken several classes where you are required to show proficiency with all four of these issues. If you are placing comfort of wear higher than access to your gun at critical moments then you need to really think about these issues and put your holster through the test. If it can’t pass all four issues then get a new holster. And if you are wondering I have been in real situations where my holster has passed all four issues. Comfort is not high on the list for concealment. It’s a factor but should not be number one.

[@blaydekanton9077]

​@@user-gi8kg2yf1jyou sir, are likely talking to John wick. Most of us will carry our lifetime and never pull it. Having on us theoretically will be better than the lack of comfort causing us to shelf it eventually.

[@striperman60ify]

I've owned 2 of them. After awhile the leather breaks in and moves the safety off on my Beretta PX4 Storm. Not sure if anyone else is having this issue.

[@JohnRuby-cs3rx]

Yessir agree 100%, as big as a reading magazine. I'll carry 4 o'clock like I have been for 25 years. Thanks for being annost

[@Lexicologist1971]

I saw their paid demonstrator pull the holstered gun PAST his belt. I don't wear my belt loose enough to pull a gun from below my belt, past my tightened belt, to above the belt. The demonstrator could only accomplish that if the belt was REALLY loose. So, the demonstrator never took a step after dressing.

[@TheConcealedCarryChannel]

Every demonstration I have seen has involved a similar scenario, and even with it that loose the whole package looks like a giant tumor on top of your leg.

[@TheDucatiPilot]

Please tell us that you couldn't film this entire video with a straight face! You had me dying laughing @5:29 😂

[@ctsnider88]

The videos on the website do show to wear loose fit clothing. My only complaint is re-holstering during training. It's not fast.

[@ecobasetech4558]

You shouldn't re-holster fast. Re-holstering should be slow and deliberate for safety reasons.

[@r.f.richardsonjr5691]

I've seen this on another channel, and that creator's review was all for this type of holster for conceal carry. However, it seems like ore steps are needed to be taken to draw a gun from it, and I'm not crazy about the idea of how far below the beltline the gun will be, i.e. right next to your junk. I'd rather use a Blackhawk Stache Ambi holster instead.

[@DavidKottke]

Same

[@philipfrancis2593]

Just got the g3 I have too agree it looks like a fairly large lump on your leg no I'm not happy here's another one for my bad hostel draw

[@quazimoto9095]

I had the same issues with this conceal carry holster. I went out and got bigger pants! Two inches bigger than I normally wear. It just is very obvious I am hiding a large bulge. Maybe it is my body type as I am a large man. Not fat, just stocky from working out? Sitting down with this is just not comfortable. I get it works well for other people and more power to them, it just doesn’t fit me for some reason.

[@bllefkay]

Purchased defective holster on Thursday. Urban Carry contacted me on Tuesday and said gun frame dents/damage was my fault because retention screw was too loose, lol! They didn’t even ask to send in holster for review, made their decision on my remarks and pictures provided. They said gun was going to forward, freakin losers. Once you pass retention clips, the trigger front guard hits the grommet. Anyway, stopped by Ace Hardware today and added another grommet spacer, holster works fine now BUT unnecessary damage already occurred. I assume the leather holster pattern was cut to small or retention clips were placed wrong position. Anyway, I’ll be sharing my experience on several website platforms and hope they enjoy the free advertising!

[@guillermodvl]

I purchased this holster and returned it. It is difficult to unholster the weapon. Overall good idea but not so good performance.

[@tinman2173]

I get ad's for these holsters ALL THE TIME! I will admit when I first saw them I was interested because it seemed like a great concept but after watching John on Active Self Protection Extra Review one I decided no way in hell would I own one.. I have a IWB We The People Holster that I use for my EDC and it works great!

[@tinman2173]

@@mattmanzano51 I'm glad it works for somebody it sure would not work for me

[@mannyramirez-osbun4494]

Active self protection is an idiot dude has never been in a gun fight or any fight unless it was against diabetes

[@gunslinger.3573]

@@mattmanzano51 but you probably can't pull out your gun while sitting down. If you're buckled up in your car what then?

[@StrongArmEntertainment]

@@gunslinger.3573 almost all holsters suck in the car

[@mrmann44]

It is also inaccessible when you're seated, takes two hands to draw instead of one, and needs a belt to be not sinched in a particularly tight, hold-up your pants, manner.

[@mitdragnurb]

My G3 is the one holster that I consistently use. I have wasted money on over 15 holsters that I do not use as they range from uncomfortable to not wearable. The G3 is also the single holster I own that does not print.

[@willr4880]

Take a concealed carry class with this holster and get back to on how it goes.

[@Inspectorzinn2]

@@willr4880? Plenty of people have with no issues.

[@MoneyIsSilver]

"There's no denying you got something massive inside your leg there"...LOL..that's what she said!

[@gtrevino50]

Thanks for clear & honest review. I can't believe how many channels claim this is a good idea - I'm sure it's so they can continue to get free stuff. I don't see any benefit to this holster and can't imagine all that leather sitting on my thigh in the Texas heat. The draw looks like it has plenty of opportunity to fail when you have to yank that entire thing out of your pants. Same goes for those magnetic holsters. Your belt squeezing the holster should not be the retention.

[@2nd_a_dad4791]

One of the GunTubers has a great video showing this thing failing consistently

[@TheConcealedCarryChannel]

Lol. I was pretty sure I was not the first person to make this observation.

[@daleearnest9665]

Which one i have seen that

[@markmitchezee2728]

Gee ... I'm sorry this dude had such a difficult time with it but if you really want to see an actual demonstration of the Urban Carry . Watch some of the other MANY video's where it does conceal VERY Nicely. "But ... but ... How do they do it ?" Magic ! The question that you have to ask with a Holster is ... Compared to What ? Because the only other choices are ... Clint Eastwood Shoulder Holster ? Pocket ? -or- Belt. Now goin the Clint route might work for some. and the pocket works for me & my Favorite carry ( DB9 ) smallest 9mm on Earth. But with most guns your left with your "Waist Area' . either ON your Belt or some sort of "Belly Band" type Velcro thing. & for me ... I can never get comfortable with a gun on my belt. Especially when it comes to sitting down. Or GOD FORBID ... tucking in your shirt. I have worn an Urban Carry for years and LOVE IT with larger / Non-pocket guns of course ! Though I do Like the ( Ultimate Conceal Carry "Hide It" ) Holster AL LOT !

[@pepe794]

I just got mine today and had the same problem so I was checking youtube to see if I was doing something wrong and I guess not. I wish I had seen this video first. Also it doesn't come out that easy as they show on the video.

[@KK-fw3sn]

Caution if you order one of these! My order is lost - somewhere in the USPS dark hole. Urban Carry has indicated I will have to wait up to 30 days before they "file a claim" on my behalf. Bottom line is they will not provide a refund for a lost item that they are responsible for getting to the customer.

[@Eman-vp5wk]

USPS is full of sneaky thieves and will snoop around and try to steal your packages if they think they found something nice.

[@Eman-vp5wk]

There are a whole lot of felons working for the USPS who simply haven’t been formally caught yet.

[@oldguy9078]

Everybody has their opinion but I wear one everyday best I have found for concealed carry.

[@davehoque5050]

Sorry. I’ve resigned to just ankle carry my P365. Anything on or in the waist just is too uncomfortable and tugs. I have none of that on the ankle/lower leg. It’s just a better option for me and just as accessible

[@marvinvonrenchler4832]

Im a big guy. Not fat but big. Large thighs. This was terribly uncomfortable. Kind of OK standing but sitting bent it down so hard I had to sit with my leg extended. Only other way is to swing it almost to the middle which means you need space for TWO large things between your legs (sorry). Sitting was terrible to try and draw. I can see this if you are thin and wear baggy pants, maybe. I even tried it cross draw to keep it on the left side but pointed toward my butt as much as I could---it would work better that way with an adjustable bolt between the top and bottom portions. Hmmm this give me an idea. May start building my own! This guy mentions pocket carrying but I cant imagine carrying my Taurus G3 in a pocket. And, trying to quickly pull it out did result a few times in the magnet giving and the whole thing pulling out. Sorry Urban Carry.

[@EglinRealtor]

Would have been better if you actually wore it on camera and showed what you were talking about.

[@TheBinary0101]

Outdated vid ... G3 is super great. They have improved their designed, whatever is mentioned here its old news.

[@MrUnclemoat]

Comforting not comfotable as as Tom Gesham would say I can see that it looks pretty new still . I got the magnet one I wanted to see the g lock clip that how Im here. I think you should break it in good and see how you feel about it your looks kinda new. I would also agree with you if I always had to wear skinny jeans LoL you need some room on your thigh it did print once in my khakis just toldem it was a colostomy bag -end of curiosity

[@misterphuzz]

I have the Urban Carry, and it's the worst. When I put in on, at that time, it is easy to pull the gun. But after a while, after walking around and living life, pants settle onto the body shape and essentially lock the gun in the pants, making it nearly impossible to draw. I love the idea, but the execution doesn't work at all.

[@lord0ver]

My main concern is trigger protection.

[@NathanHickeyP]

I've been using an original urban carry for about 7 years. The bottom part where the gun goes into the leather doesn't get flexed when using the holster and hasn't gotten overly soft, so it hasn't been an issue for me.

[@eatatjoecs]

Yeah, it prints in your pants, but I'd rather have something print in my pants that looks like a cell phone, wallet, or any other item, than something that prints in my shirt that 100% looks like a firearm.

[@MichelleObamaIsPackinASack]

I can't carry without printing woth any holster I've used... I have large hands and can't carry with anything less than G19

[@davidgenender4862]

I have a left hand G3 and it is completely unusable. Like many left hand appendix holsters, the belt overlap renders it unusable

[@burntsky64]

How the crap can you draw this if your belt is tight enough to keep your pants up?

[@burntsky64]

@@user-gi8kg2yf1j and then your pants fall down

[@TheFirstAmendment]

The last thing I need are TWO huge huge masses between my legs 😂🎉

[@artbentley4887]

The holster comes in several different sizes.

[@jasonczfan8658]

Just their commercial alone was enough to make me laugh and give it a hard pass. The best way to conceal is carry as small a gun as possible and wear appropriate clothing. This product is just a gimmick

[@2nd_a_dad4791]

Agreed

[@TheConcealedCarryChannel]

I agree and speak of this often. I have several handguns that I can conceal very well IWB or pocket that leaves no sign.

[@MrChefjeremy]

I’ve carried this holster for 2 years. That holster isn’t broken in at all. Watch other reviews on this holster.

[@jazhunt21]

Good concept, bad operation. Not only do you look like you got wood all day, the draw is really really long and high. I tried to pull it half way but the gun is not exposed enough to grab. The best location i found is moving it almost to 3 o'clock. This way the majority of the bulk is behind your pocket but when you sit down, oh my God! Your pants slide up and gets tucked under the tip of this thing. You better sit under a table or desk. Fyi, the return process is expensive. You pay for shipping and handling. I don't know if I'll send mine back now. $20 -30 bucks to mail it back. It has a place and use just not for me. You better take cover before you try to deploy your weapon using this. It's gonna take a minute

[@nicktodd682]

Seems like it would be a better option for shorts as opposed to the pants you tried it with. Also, I can think of a couple good responses when some nosy Karen ask me what the big bulge on my leg is. Just sayin’

[@geared4torque989]

"This is my experience" while reviewing a holster that isn't even close to being broken in. Wear it around your house/property for a while and once it's broken in give us another review.

[@ecobasetech4558]

The problem with this is that you spend hard earned money to essentially "test" out the holster and in the end if it still doesn't work out after the "break in" period, you are then outside of the "return" period. Even if that wasn't the case, you generally can't return a product that is "used". Unless of course the company is so confident that you will like/keep the holster that they offer a satisfaction guarantee with a no-questions asked refund policy.

[@raymondclay5822]

There really isn't any good way to conceal a firearm on your body...at least not one that I have found anyway. There is always a tradeoff. Deep concealment that can't be seen is always difficult (way too difficult) to access Or Easily accessible concealed arms always print like a mofo. The best option is open carry but that's not always available.

[@johnschiffermuller4930]

I thought it looked like I was wearing a colostomy bag. Not a good look. I've got one of the older leather fanny-pack holsters that I've used for a couple of decades that I think is way better than this. Yes, people who know, know. Cops generally, but since they are the ones that typically used these, they usually just assume I'm a cop and give me a nod. I've never had one bother me about it. For everyone else, I'm just an old boomer in his late 50s with no fashion sense (which is better than a colostomy bag), and instead of some subcompact compromise I've got my Hi-power and 2 extra mags, comfortably.

[@josephesrail3258]

This is NOT a fair review. I am not a user and just looking for pro & cons of different styles to pick but you made a video & review based on using the SMALLEST pistol in your collection. Sure it will look bulky with a mini pistol. Try to conceal a 4" Sig P320 or Gluck 19 and then tell me if its good or not. Who carries a 3" pistol in a big holster? you can conceal that in your hand.

[@mikezeke7041]

Older version, not broken in. Lol

[@noonespecific9463]

Warning, this is an inaccurate review, that g series holster was not even broken in, this is extremely important when it comes to this type of holster. This man did not give the holster a fair chance and did not read or at least disregarded what urban carry says to do concerning getting the holster broken in before you use it for edc. You can’t express an accurate review on it unless you first completely break it in and give it a fair chance. Forget 1 o’clock, posistion it so the weapon rides under your strong side front pocket, where ever on the clock face that may be. G series holsters are not for everyone, that break in part seems to be what causes negative stuff concerning reviews I’ve seen, you have to break it in, then I’ll listen to your opinion on it.

[@luckybaldivicio5830]

Definitely just a gimmick just making something different. I prefer appendix carry to 4 o'clock position.

[@stevetracy5941]

It’s a problem for you because you carry a Block…I mean Rock…..oh…silly me Glock

[@hissori2978]

You have to wear it with a kilt 😂

[@krispewkrem3]

And yet you didn’t actually show any of your issues…

[@Crankinstien]

I bought one and it’s trash

[@johnwinger2240]

Dum

[@StageMan57]

Dude! You need to make videos as if was you watching the video and what you'd want to see! from the review. You didn't show yourself using it! If you need to get someone who "knows how to use" a video camera. Then do it! I gave you a "Thumbs Down"

[@elvergalarga8477]

Conceald carry channel im glad I watch this video before I bought that holster is just Ridiculous

[@toastersdancetoo8803]

It looks like you're bashing this because you're a big dude. Thats not their problem.