DeSantis DESANTIS Super Fly

I agree with the other reviews that this is an exceptional pocket holster. I use it for my Taurus 738 TCP and it fits perfectly. Without the outer flap attached you can get a grip of the entire gun handle but it still covers the trigger. The mag release is also exposed on my TCP but mine is not an issue, I've never had my mag drop out.If I feel the need to keep it from printing on dress pants I might use the outer flap. But for jeans and other casual pants it's fine without it since the gun handle is almost the same width as the holster. It basically looks like a wallet or PDA in my pocket. The holster and flap are completely ambidextrous. It works equally as well in left or right pockets.Before the SuperFly I tried a knockoff of an Uncle Mike's pocket holster and you can forget about drawing a mouse gun from one. If a holster prevents you from gripping the handle in a positive fasion you're just asking for trouble. If a holster doesn't have the ability to stay in your pocket while you draw quickly, it's useless. And lastly, I think any pocket holster designed with an open trigger is just plain nuts. There's too much of a chance to rub up against something and accidentaly have the trigger pulled, like if you were climbing something etc.Please note that Amazon lists another version of the Super Fly for guns with a Crimson Trace laser attached. If you have a Taurus TCP be aware that DeSantis' website does not list the other model (M44BJG5Z0) as compatible for some reason. You should contact them directly to inquire why they don't recommend it. If you find out why it doesn't work with a TCP w/CT please post it here for others. As for this model M44BJG3Z0, it fits a standard TCP perfectly.This is THE compact pocket gun holster for all others to be measured. This is one of those rare times that I actually feel like I got more than my moneys worth.

After a few months of regular use, I am willing to recommend this holster. It totally covers the trigger of my LCP2 and slips easily into a front or hip pocket. Once in place, it is no more remarkable than a wallet in jeans or cargo pants, and probably would hide just as well in dress pants (if I owned any). Comfort has never been an issue, even from day one.Drawing is easy. The LCP2 comes out smoothly and the holster simply stays put; I can't say the same for a couple other brands of pocket holster that I've wasted money on. So far, the only visible proof of regular use is some contouring at the edges to conform to pocket shape; however, the LCP2 shape remains indistinguishable.This holster could be used for IWB appendix carry. I am not so inclined, but I tried it anyway because a pocket-carried firearm is not at all accessible while driving. Although appendix carry did improve accessibility, it was uncomfortable physically (mentally, too, given the muzzle direction). In contrast, shifting the holster to an IWB cross-draw position greatly improved accessibility, comfort, and muzzle direction. With the road trip over, reverting to pocket carry was easy, just like nonchalantly re-pocketing a wallet.Note the space beyond the 6-round magazine in the picture; plenty of concealment there if you prefer the slightly longer 7-round magazine.

For those wondering this DeSantis Super Fly pocket holster does fit extremely well with the new Smith and Wesson Bodyguard 2.0! I highly recommend it as the gun fits in it perfectly and it's comfortable and secure. Feels like you have your wallet in your pocket. You can take the strap off to and position it on either side of the holster in case you are a left or right handed. You cannot tell at all that you have it in your pocket. No imprinting and absolutely perfect for every day concealed carry. This is the correct one to get for the S&W Bodyguard 2.0. You won't regret it!

I purchased and quickly returned this item. I won't give it a bad review because it does perfectly what it is supposed to do, securely fit and conceal a gun in ones pocket. I just returned it because I felt the gun I was using, S&W M&P Shield is not a pocket gun or at least in my pocket. I'm a 5'8" 180 lbs dude and felt that it bulged way to much in my pants (forget about slimmer fit jeans or pants with shallow pockets). The holster did conceal the gun but I felt that if I ran across an acquaintance or friend, they would be curious to what I had in that pocket. It kind of looked like I was carrying a small tablet with a padded case(like a Kindle Fire). So I returned it and will stick to my inside the waist band holster. But this holster did work well. It held the gun securely in place. Also it was quite comfortable. Much better feel that carrying the gun inside my waistband. Depending on the pants pocket, drawing the gun varied from easy to slightly awkward. Maybe if I get a true pocket gun I will come back later to this holster.