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Ruger LCP II .380 Pocket Locker® Holster Reviews

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The Vedder Holsters Pocket Locker® is great for concealed carry of small sized pocket pistols in the front pocket of your pants- great for those that do not wish to carry around the waistline. Fully adjustable retention allows you to set your preference of tight, loose, or somewhere-in-between retention. The Pocket Locker® features three possible ways to draw. First, when drawing your firearm from your pocket, the hook catches on the corner of your pants pocket and the firearm is drawn, free from the holster. Second, it is great for those that want a secure and custom holster for their carry bag or purse as the holster comes standard with eyelet hardware which can be used to attach paracord to the interior of your bag for snatch style un-holstering. Third, an optional thumb tab that allows you to un-holster your gun with a simple thumb press. Each holster is custom molded from KYDEX® to your unique gun model ensuring a perfect fit. It also comes with a full sweat guard. Sweat guards cover both sides of the entire slide of your pistol reducing its contact with moisture from your body.
Fully adjustable retention allows you to set your preference of tight, loose, or somewhere-in-between retention 100% Trigger Guard Double Sided Extended Slide Guard Sweat Resistant Molded from a Single Sheet of KYDEX® 30 Day Risk Free Trial Lifetime Warranty Full KYDEX® shell handcrafted to your precise gun model for the perfect fit. Optional curve for even better concealment in front pocket. Optional thumb release for quick release in pocket or carry bag. Eyelet hardware which is great for attaching holster to inside of carry bag or purse. Current listed holsters are ideal for front pocket carry in most standard mens jeans. To test if the holster will work for you in pocket carry, we recommend trying to put your unloaded and safety checked gun in your pocket to get an idea if pocket carry is for you. If your gun fits comfortably in your pocket, then you will have a good idea if the holster will fit in your pocket as well.
Each Pocket Locker® Holster is hand molded here in the USA! Stock Photos Shows a Ruger LCP Max .380 in a Pocket Locker® Holster. Your holster will reflect the gun model you select.

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Anonymous
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Love it works better than my old one
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Posted 2 months ago
JASON​
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Perfect fit
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Posted 2 months ago
William​
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The perfect pocket holster. Easy to draw and reholster in your pocket.
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Posted 3 months ago
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Posted 1 year ago
A VERY NICE RIGID CASE FOR THE RUGER LCP 11.... THE DESIGN IS FLAWLESS ALTHOUGH I MAY GO WITH THE MODEL W/O THE THUMB BREAK NEXT TIME, ITS NOT NECESSARY DUE TO THE EXCELLENT DESIGN, JUST AN ADDITIONAL SAFETY FEATURE FOR SOME. MY WIFE AND I SUPPORT SMALL AND LOCAL BUSINESS...VEDDER HOLSTERS ARE SUPERIOR TO MOST AND WE WILL BE UPGRADING ALL OUR CURRENT FIREARM HOLSTERS TO VEDDER.
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Posted 1 year ago
I would that I could give more than 5 stars, and recommend more strongly than just "yes". The LCP comes with cloth holster, fits the pocket nicely, stays put, but the cloth folds up. Also, I found that I had to reseat the magazine often, apparently, the magazine release got pressed accidently. So I went with Kydex. I bought this about 3.5 months ago. I had been disappointed that the holster didn't cover the mag release. The holser material rises up abit, but stops before covering the mag release. I was concerned. In the about 3.5 months that I've used it, NOT ONCE did the mag release get pressed accidently, NOT ONCE have I had to reseat the magazine. I' very much impressed with this holster. There is one suggestion I would make. The "inside" of the holster comes up alongside the slide. To draw it, one needs to place one's thumb on the edge of the material, and then push sideways. I would've bent that material a little bit, barely 1/16 inch, so that the thumnb fit a bit betweern the slide and the material, so that pressing down would also push the material to the side. As one can see in the video, the thumb has to press down, then begin withdrawing the weapon, and then press toward the slide to actually grip the weapon.
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Posted 1 year ago
Fits perfectly, no one knows it’s there. I highly recommend it
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Posted 2 years ago
Best pocket holster that I have ever seen.
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Posted 2 years ago