I have a DeSantis nemesis for my Shield Plus and I had one for the Ruger LC9S Pro. I have zero complaints for either.

 

I like the thumb tab and the rigid hook on the Vedder Pocket Locker. The soft pocket holsters inevitably come out on the gun when I practice wearing shorts.

 

+1

Vedder pocket locker left, Desantis Nemesis right. Although I like the Nemesis, I only use it for my snubby. I prefer a hard shell for anything non-DAO, or say without a MS in the pocket.

 

All my pocket carries are in Alabama holsters.

 

Another vote for Alabama.

 

I’ve had numerous pocket holsters in the past and I consider Mika holsters as the best. That being said I wouldn’t carry a striker fired pistol in a pocket with a soft holster, safety or no safety.

 

I tried several and have used Sticky for 10 years.

Sticky Holsters - The Best Concealed Carry Holster

Sticky Holsters is your destination for conceal and carry holsters, modular holster systems, and conceal and carry accessories.

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Another vote for the DeSantis Nemesis. Honorable mention to Sticky Holsters.

 

+1 on this

 

IMO the DeSantis Nemesis is THE go to for a pocket holster.

 

I use an Alabama pocket holster and I'm very happy with it.

 

DeSantis Nemesis is what I use for my P938 on occasions when I pocket carry.

 

never tried the Alabama holster only because I tried the vedder pocket locker first and was satisfied , the curve and the thumb extension option makes it more consistent in drawing as you push off with thumb before extracting from pocket , also the curve diminishes printing . the newer models also have adjustable retention as well.. I will say that the 365 pushes the limit to pocket carry in most regular pockets .. but doable..

 

Are we discussing pocket holsters for a P365 or pocket holsters in general? This gets my all around vote... it disappears.

 

Did you do work on the bg 2.0 grip as it looks different compared to mine

 

I too have a DeSantis nemesis (for a P365) and concur that it sometimes doesn't want to remain inside a pocket - I took some sticky cabinet shelf liner and using shoe goo wrapped the outside, which ensures it stays put in a pocket Not the most attractive solution, but practical and effective.

 

I have been using Custom Concealed Carry Holsters & Products | AHolster Co | Since 2005 . I'm very happy with them. I like Kydex with the no safety P365, I have a fear that the cloth type material on some holsters will soften over time an allow the trigger to depress, the Kydex eases my OCD. It also protects the mag release and the rear sight. Has a nice hook to catch the pocket upon retrieval.

 

I do not use a pocket holster because I do not have any guns that I wish to carry in my pocket.
However, as a maker of leather holsters, I did make one just to expand my knowledge about them.
I can immediately see a couple of flaws in the design of most pocket holsters.

Two Things...

Any hard-angle molding that reveals the contour of the gun should be avoided.
Also, any molded-in retention works against keeping the holster in the pocket on a draw. A pocket holster should not have any retention.

A thumb "push-off" is very important. Some gadget that your thumb can engage and can be used to push-off the holster as it is drawn.

I see a leather holster as being less wearing on one's pocket (and gun), more comfortable than a plastic holster and plenty of stiffness for protection of the trigger.

 

I do not use a pocket holster because I do not have any guns that I wish to carry in my pocket.
However, as a maker of leather holsters, I did make one just to expand my knowledge about them.
I can immediately see a couple of flaws in the design of most pocket holsters.

Two Things...

Any hard-angle molding that reveals the contour of the gun should be avoided.
Also, any molded-in retention works against keeping the holster in the pocket on a draw. A pocket holster should not have any retention.

A thumb "push-off" is very important. Some gadget that your thumb can engage and can be used to push-off the holster as it is drawn.

I see a leather holster as being less wearing on one's pocket (and gun), more comfortable than a plastic holster and plenty of stiffness for protection of the trigger.

Alabama holsters have a thumb push off which I do use.

 

I recently bought a P365 as a pocket pistol

Well you made a very good choice on your first move.... (365 for pocket carry).....
I often carry mine in an Uncle Mikes felt-no issues. Sometimes in a kydex IWB, and even in a leather OWB with a 12 round mag. ( gives me a full hand grip )

That is a versatile gun......

 

Wow thanks for all the options, I’m slowly moving away from Glocks and really like the Sig’s.

 

I have a Uncle Mike's pocket holster for my 365 which is my EDC.

 

 

Is your grip on the bg 2.0 oem because mine has some differences

 

When pocket carried, My P365 380 and 2 other 9mm EDC's ride in a DeSantis Nemesis or Super Fly holster. Never had a problem with them, conceals well, and like the stiffness of the material to protect the trigger as well as the retention of the holster in the pocket on the draw. An occasional wipe down with a slightly damp cloth, then letting it dry, restores the stickiness of the holster in my pocket. Just my experience. YMMV.

 

My J-Frame is the largest sidearm that I pocket carry. My two KelTec micros (P32 & P3AT) are the only others. I like the Nemesis pretty well, but my el Paso Saddlery horsehide PocketMax is my favorite.

Pocket Max Horsehide Holster – El Paso Saddlery

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Thanks blackshirt I ordered one for my sig p238 looks good

 

Alabama Holster. Riding in my right hand pocket.

 

Vedder pocket holster with thumb tab. You can use the thumb tab to push the holster off the gun as you draw. The holster stays in the pocket

 

Welcome from Tennessee and God bless you!

 

Mika's for revolvers.........Alabama or Vedder Pocket Locker for pistols. Vedder Pocket Locker used to be available in various colors. not sure if that's still an option. Robert Mika is a very personable guy. not unusual for him to call for a short visit after ordering a holster.