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First off, I never knew that pocket holsters existed. But I did know that if you tried to put a small revolver in your pocket, chances are, it would get turned around so badly that it would be hard to "draw" a gun. If you are going to "just carry" a handgun in your pocket, you will need a pocket holster. The idea is to keep the gun in a position that makes the grip-handle point in a direction that makes it easier to draw when needed. I now own about 5 pocket holsters. The DeSantis Nemesis is the largest of the bunch; even though they are all meant for J framed revolvers. Being a bit on the big side, this particular Nemesis holster is best suited for a coat or jacket pocket. While other (smaller) brands will work well in pants pockets.
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This is the third Desantis pocket holster I've purchased in the last 5 years. This one is for a S&W 2" .38 Spl revolver. It fits the gun perfectly, fits my right trouser pocket perfectly, doesn't print, and stays in place when the gun is drawn.
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My 3rd Nemesis pocket holster, each for a different gun. Maximum concealment, just not a quick draw; no pocket holster is. Not my only holster, but the perfect option depending on occasion and dress. Fit is absolutely perfect. Works exactly as adverrised.
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Works good. This is the best one I have had yet next to the custom one I had made for me. I use a S&W 442 and it fits fine. Well made.
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Good for the money. My only problem is the gun will slide out of the holster to easily. You can turn it upside down or on its side and gun fill slide out. Wish it would hold gun tighter. Works well standing upright..
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