[gym]

I just got my Versacarry holster for my shield 40 today. I am very pleased thus far in the overall design and lack of bulk it displays. A simple design that Takes up almost no space for IWB carry.
For those who are looking for a minimalist holster for your carry gun, this may work for you. ww.verasacarry.com, take a look, you may have lights and lasers that shouldn'r make a difference on most guns, due to the retention being a rubber material that goes in the muzzle and snaps into place, I recomment it, but will use it for a week and post a follow up, thanks,
Gym

[Walter]

I got one about six weeks ago for my CZ 2075 .40sw. It is "minimal", no doubt about it. I like it. Simple, comfortable, and the retention is very good.

The only drawback is having to remove the Versacarry from your belt to re-
attach your pistol before re-inserting it into your waistband. But I use it only for concealed carry, so that is really no problem for me.

I saw that they are working on one for revolvers. I might have to get one for my S&W Model 36.:D

Walter

[Tony50ae]

Gym, how is that versacarry working for you? I was thinking of getting one for my Walther ppk/s.

[rhartwell]

It really feels strange. It feels like all a person did is stick the gun in the waist band with nothing holding it at all. Took a little bit to get used to it. I do not think I would carry it with out a safety though. It must have the trigger guard though I almost hit the trigger putting it on. You got the be careful.

[rhartwell]

I have been wearing mine for about a week now. Other than I can't tuck it in it seems to work well. I could not wear it to church today because of the non tuckable. Other than this it is pretty good.