Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Will a S&W Shield .40 fit?
Document: As to the construction of it, it appears to be superior in that aspect. Good design with thoughts as to space allotted for extra mags and access to them. Hopefully, what I choose will work with it. If so, then It will get 5 stars.Purchased a smaller .380 and it did fit, but I wouldn't try to load a large .380 into it.
I have an Ruger LC9 that I bought this for. Although it states the gun will fit, it wont. The flap will not close enough to engage the Velcro. However, the pouch is well made and would be suitable for other uses. A smaller frame pistol such as a .25 cal would fit fine.
I purchased this holster not yet having the gun I intended to use it for. I read where it would easily handle a .380 handgun, but that would be with some limitations. I still haven't purchased my .380 yet, having a hard time making up my mind on which one to choose, but I did try it with my Beretta 3032 Tomcat and it was a tight fit. So, I'm not sure how it would do with the Bersa .380.
This might work for a very small gun like my Beretta Tomcat 32-cal but nothing much larger. It's not designed for quick draw like the rip-open zipper packs, and there aren't any holding straps to keep a gun from shifting around. I think I'll use it for some combination of phone, eyeglasses, checkbook, or knife but I doubt that they would all fit at the same time. There are two seperate internal pouches, and I still don't know which one is for the gun.
A good Idea but not great. Will fit my LCP380 great in the back section (close to belt) and cell phone in the next pocket. But it is bulky. LARGE bulky. It becomes a pain with seat belts. But with blue jeans (tight) and a tee shirt not many places to hide your hand gun so that no one will notice. I still use when I'm dressed as above. But found a pocket holster works better for me IF I HAVE ON MY BIG POCKET PANTS.
You will NOT be able to draw your gun. But... you will have a gun with you...
This is good pouch to carry some small pistol. My friends didn't even notice what inside my pouch when he saw it... That's great disguise
The pouch arrived a day before expected. It was well packaged.I found it to be nearly a perfect pouch to carry a Ruger LCP or other similar sized pistols. Construction is very sturdy, every seem has double stitching. It is sized just big enough to carry pistol, iPhone, and a wallet, but not too large that it looks like a fanny pack.I would have awarded this product 5 stars if it was labeled "Made in America".
That being said I can definitely see great use for this little case for carrying various doodads such as keys and wallet, pen and such.
Smartphones are getting bigger and bigger, and so are their cases and "extended battery" packs. Unfortunately, current phone holsters still use the old "universal" sizes from the last decade. They have not been keeping up with the increasing sizes of newer smartphones.I recently bought a LG Esteem/Revolution, which is a fairly big smartphone, (although it is not the biggest.) I protect my phone inside aTrident Aegis case, which has an inner silicone skin and an outer hard shell.
Answer: no