New Holsters on the way... Any reviews?

[zombienerd]

I just purchased two new holsters for my Bersa Thunder 380. One IWB tuckable, and one standard Hip holster. In my normal "accessory purchase" fashion, I didn't research them quite well first.

I thought they both looked sturdy, and the price was right.

#1 - Bianchi 7000 Accumold
http://www.opticsplanet.net/bianchi-7000-accumold-sporting-holster-black-left-hand-17689.html


#2 - High Noon Split Decision
http://www.highnoonholsters.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=01&Product_Code=SD


I'm hoping that both of my choices will hold up to a few years abuse at least, but for what I'm paying, I'd be happy if they lasted a year.

Anyone here use these?

 

[mactex]

I've used the Split Decision for a Taurus PT-145. My only qualm of using the split decision with a Bersa Thunder 380 would be not having the flap to protect my skin from the slide, hammer, and other sharp parts that the Thunder has. But, like you said, the price is right and if you can make it work for you, you'll have a great holster!

 

[zombienerd]

My only qualm of using the split decision with a Bersa Thunder 380 would be not having the flap to protect my skin from the slide, hammer, and other sharp parts that the Thunder has.

I always wear a plain white Tee under my regular shirt, so the gun would be between the outer and inner shirts. I suppose the inner shirt could ride up, but that's why I got the split decision instead of the Hidden Ally, was because it rides a bit higher.

So yours has lasted a while, then? That was my only worry is that they'd fall apart after 3 months. I plan on using them for EDC whether open (The Bianchi) or Concealed (High Noon)