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Question: Is anyone using this with a S&W Bodyguard 380?  What size fits best?
Document: I got this for a S&W 380 Bodyguard. It seems to be the right size for it (size 3). It does not provide much retention, but since there is to hook to catch on your pocket I guess that is a good thing. It does fine for keeping the lint out of the action and the barrel. I've been using it for a few weeks now, it seems to be holding up fine.
Picked up the Uncle Mike's in Size 3 for my S&W Bodyguard 380. For the price this holster does a fantastic job of "doing" what it was designed to do. Sure there are other more expensive options out there, such as the Desantis Nemesis. However, for half the price this Uncle Mike's, IMHO, does that same job for less. The size 3 fits my pistol perfectly.
Quality seems good. Does not fit my S&W Bodyguard 380
This holster is just as described and works well. The size 3 fits the S&W Bodyguard 38 revolver and works fine, ladies pants pocket. Haven't had it long or used it many times, but so far, the holster has stayed inside my pocket when the weapon is taken out. Offers some protection for the gun and covers the trigger for safety. No complaints, good price, shipped quickly.
I bought this holster for my S&W Bodygard 380 (size 1) and it works wonderfully! It fits right down in the pocket and doesn't pop out when you draw the weapon. Another added feature to this holster is that it removes the obvious shape of a gun in your pocket. Would highly recommend!
Not bad for the price. The workmanship seems to be of pretty high quality--sewn well, made of good materials. Now, I bought this to fit a S&W; Bodyguard. The sizing chart on the manufacturer's website said that a size &#34;2&#34; holster should work with that gun. The gun does fit into the holster quite well--quite snug.
The size 3 Uncle Mikes Inside-The-Pocket Holster works great with my S&W 642 (with CT laser grips. Of course, it works best either in a front or back pants pocket or a jacket pocket but should also do fine in a fairly small cargo pants pocket. The gun draws easy and fast and the holster stays in the pocket. I couldn't ask for a holster to do a better job, regardless of price.
This "In the pocket holster" does what it is supposed to do. I own a S&W; 642 revolver. It breaks up the gun silhouette, making it look more like a Smartphone in my pants pocket. It keeps the pistol muzzle from poking a hole in my pocket. It keeps the gun grip in the proper position for quick access. And, it is much more comfortable in my pocket when I'm seated than if I'm not using a holster.The holster fits my revolver very well.
This size 4 fits like a glove and is soft and cushions the gun (S&W M&P Shield 9mm) on the thigh keeping it upright in the pocket for easy draw. The square side of the holster will cover all but 1 inch of the back of the slide and the angled side covers the trigger guard right back to where it meets the grip. The grip sticks out for easy draw.
Very well designed holster. Very sturdy in the your pants pocket, but leaves room to draw quickly if needed. Only a few times has the hammer spur been slightly snagged by the holster while using a Classic S&W; 38 in training. If you keep the holster completely upright within the pocket, this should not happen. "Printing" is not bad with this, depending on the type of pants you are wearing. Jeans are ok, light colored thinner pants (especially flat front) may not be.
Answer: yes