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Question: Does this have a tight enough grip, say after 3 months of use, that the gun will not easily slip out of the holster?  For a Ruger LCP380.
Document: I bought this to complement the Fobus paddle holster I have also reviewed.Great holster. I use it to keep my Ruger in, while it is sitting on the table, or nightstand. Easy to slip into your pocket. Very thin, lightweight. I like the reinforced lip, which causes the holster to retain it's shape, when you withdraw the gun.My LCP is in it, as I sit typing this review.
this is a little tight for my ruger LCP but after some fitting it does work. Place your firearm inside of a plastic bag and then inside of the holster like the directions for break in state and you will be able to get a proper fit after some stretching. I guess the plastic allows the holster to stretch without scratching up the gun. Your LCP will fit tightly but securely inside of your pocket and you will not have to worry about it falling out. When needed and during pactice the LCP was easily pulled out and ready for resolving my threat.
Well made, and good fit for the Ruger LCP. I recommend holstering and unholstering the gun outside of your pocket (unloaded and safety checked, of course)  dozens of times before use. This way, the gun will unholster properly, and the holster won't come out with the gun.
Galco states that this holster fits the Beretta Tomcat Model 3032. It does NOT fit the current models without modifications. Beretta started making the slide on their Tomcats wider and heaver due to the light slide impacting the frame hard enough to cause frame cracks on some guns. This change happened some years ago and makes the gun slide about 1/4" to 3/8" wider than the mouth of the holster, which is held in shape by an embedded wire. The current Tomcats simply will not go into this holster.
Not so it is wet, just wipe with an oiled cloth or well treated gun preserving cloth.2) Wrap pistol/revolver loosely in two layers or cling wrap (saran) with the openings behind the grip. There needs to be no openings from the muzzle to the back of the gun. It needs to be waterproof.3) Soak leather holster briefly up to about 1/2 inch below the molded wire inside the mouth of the holster, in very warm water until it has turned dark all over below the mouth and feels more flexible.
Great pocket holster for the Ruger LCP. I love Galco products and this did not disappoint. The more you use it, the better it gets!
fits pistol well, breaks up outline in pocket, protects pocket from wear and snags. even with all this, gun is easily drawn. have to remove holster from pocket before putting gun back in.
Nice quality leather holster. It gives the LCP the same outline as my wallet in my pocket. I always ask my wife which pocket she thinks my gun is in and she usually picks the one with my wallet because it actually even looks more bulky than the LCP + holster.The "lip" on the holster is just big enough to catch in your pocket when removing the pistol. Very nice design overall.
This case works very well with my TCP. I have been using the holster for about 4 months and the case still looks brand new.
I had one before and wore it out I carried so much (3 yrs!). New one is a little to snug right now, I'm sure it will loosen up.
Answer: yes