Customer Reviews

Bulldog Black Vinyl Ambi Cell Phone Holster with Belt Loop and Clip

5 star:		(5)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

This is NOT a discreet way to carry your firearm! This sucker is BIG, and very obvious. If you're getting mugged, the first thing they're going to ask for is this case, assuming it has a smartphone in it, and it's NOT quick draw. With that being said, if you use it for other activities, it's great. I put this on when I run/walk/bike, when putting my pistol in my pocket isn't an option (keeps flopping around). My Kahr P380 fits beautifully, and the belt clip is strong and secure. You must (with any holster, really) practice your draw repeatedly, as it's unusual to carry upside-down, but you'll get used to it. This is much nicer than the junky Uncle Mike's equivalent, and well worth the extra money. Good tool in the toolbox!

This is absolutely PERFECT for my Ruger LCP-CT. Is it bigger than my blackberry case? Sure it is. However, my Garmin fits in it perfectly, so I have a great cover story to distract those who may be "concerned" that I'm packing heat.

I had a need to resolve a situation and this filled the bill. My work uniform pants were tighter fitting and had smaller front pockets than were friendly for concealed pocket carry. At work my gun is in a lock box in the truck. Between work and the commute home I often run errands and this unit was a very comfortable way to carry into Walmart etc... yea it's very visible but completely hides the LCP so I am legal and the gun is very accessible.

This case is a perfect concealed carry case for the S&W bodyguard 380. It is also a perfect case for the Blackberry Bold 9000 in a otter box defender case. When you can't carry concealed you can use it for your smart phone. I bought this one for upscale wear and the nylon one for more general wear.

For the price, isn't bad but had it been made for the LCP it could have been a little smaller. LCP fits a little sloppy, friend got the nylon type which seems to hold the gun better.

Looks like good, well made case. Appeared strongly constructed, well designed, and able to handle a heavier, somewhat more bulky item. Turned out to be a little more bulky than I wanted for actually carrying just a phone. My problem for not looking at the dimensions of the case that were clearly stated.

This holster would be good if you could tell your mugger or criminal to wait while you fight to get your weapon out of the holster. The fit is too tight and you cannot get your fingers in to remove your weapon. I would be better off throwing the case at the criminal. The sides should have been made with some sort of elastic so that it would expand when you are going to pull out your gun.

Way too large to use for a phone case and too small for a gun. I have a pocket pistol and would not fit. Gave it to my brother to use for tools.

I've had it for about a month now. This is just what I was looking for. Does not work well with my Tomcat, but is perfect for the LCP. It is somewhat bulky on your belt, but I haven't had anyone ask me what it was yet. Access is very easy, and very quick with a little bit of practice. The case stays secure on the belt, and is a little bit difficult to remove from your belt, but that is a good trade off for it not coming off on accident. I have no problem with the magnetic closure. It is secure enough, yet easily opened when needed. It is a bit difficult to engage without looking at it, but it's not like you have to do that very often.

This is a nice little pouch, but it is too big an puffy for conceal carry. Plus it is hard to get the gun out quickly.