Leather DUAL USE Concealment Holster

I have a box full of holsters I have paid a lot more for that I won't wear and some are big name holsters. This lightweight holster does everything it is supposed to do for 30 bucks! The only improvement I can say is if it could have some forward cant other than that it checks all the boxes!

Only gripe I got is the holster isn't canted. Fits my PPS (9mm) very well just sits a little low... It's my favorite carry holster

Holster feels solid and wore in fine after a day. Looks and feels like great quality. Only issue is the snap strap for the CZ82 sized holster (#208) doesn't quite fit easily. With the hammer ball and safety on it's alright but then the strap doesn't actually secure the gun in the holster and can fall out. With the hammer sheen I have the button as far up as it goes and snapping it isn't the easiest but it is secure. I'm hoping to stretch the leather more but I don't think it will.

Purchased for my Sig Pro 2022 40 S&W. Black only color available however nice. Good quality leather with soft inside though unlined. A great value.

Fit my Bulgarian 9X18 Makarov perfectly used for concealed carry. Right-hand holster but utilized as a gross draw using both a narrow business belt and a wide leather western belt.

Bought this holster for my Sig Pro SP2022 (#217). It fits like it was meant for this holster. The holster is constructed of fine genuine leather, so the construction is lightweight, flexible, and durable. I carry this holster w/ my Sig as my everyday carry gun. If I had to get another holster, it would be the same one.

I have been looking for holsters that would fit my CZ-82's for a long time and I finally found one.The holster can be used as an In-The-Waistband since it has a belt clip or worn outside on your belt since it also has belt loops. I bought it because of its IWB capability. I wear IWB holsters in a cross draw configuration. Since I ride a motorcycle a lot I wanted a thumb snap to keep the butt heavy pistol from falling out of the holster as I ride.The holster is made by JBP Holsters and is model #208. The website says it will fit the CZ-82 and CZ-83. Cost was [$].Holsters are pretty much the same. A shaped leather pocket that holds a handgun. I have a gripe with holsters that have a thumb snap. The leather strap that holds the snap often stretches over time and the pistol is then loose in the holster. You then have to remove the snap, punch a new hole and install a new snap to make it fit tight and secure again.The JBP #208 has a thumb snap setup that I have never seen before and I like it. The snap is mounted on a toothed slide. If the holster becomes loose you can take a small flat head screwdriver, loosen the snap and slide it down to tighten up the holster. Just snug up the screw and the holster is as tight and secure as new. Way to go JBP! This adjustable sliding snap is a great idea. I am very happy with this holster. It is even black to be less noticeable.

Like the thumb break fits better than any I've tried.

This is the second of the same holster for 2 different weapons both used for legal concealed carry. Very comfortable and allows for concealment even under light clothing (i.e. medical scrubs,jogging suit). I have to modify my carry for several different situations and this holster has not failed me for either weapon or any dress style. Have not run into a way I cannot place this holster for carry and have not had and negitive history yet and done really expect to.

Finding a LH holster for a CZ82 is hard enough, unless it "happened" came with... but even then, surplus means the leather can be dried out pretty good. To find one that is: left-handed, both a regular belt holster AND IWB, nice leather, fits nice and doesn't break the bank... well I previously doubted I'd find a holster that would fit all those. I also like the adjustable button, as the holster which came with and others I had seen required the hammer to be cocked...I'd just as soon not carry it that way, safety or no. But I can go either way now.

I'm very pleased with this holster.

I bought one of these for my first carry gun, and found it so incredibly comfortable, versatile, and practical that I now have one for every gun I carry. I usually buy at the Northern Virginia gun shows, and the dealer knows my first stop after acquiring a new firearm will be to procure this holster for it.