Kydex IWB Holster For Smith & Wesson M&P Shield M2.0 9mm 40 S&W / Crimson Trace Laser / Integrated CT Laser - Inside Waistband Carry Concealed Holster M&P Shield 9mm - Point Touch, No Wear, No Jitter

picture shows with a gun that looks like a Glock, my 9 mm doesn’t fit, Not buying this again

The holster fits perfectly my Shield. It is easy to put on and take off. Easy to adjust and use. This is not the first holster of this company I am purchasing, therefore, the quality is as good as I was expected. The only complain I have with the holster is with the magazine release guard. When carrying the gun in the holster at ~4 o'clock position sitting in a car results in the magazine release being pressed and the magazine released. This means that each time I am getting out of the car I have to reinsert the magazine, which is not ideal. Upon further inspection I came to a conclusion that when the bottom of the holster is pressed against your body (due to sitting in a car), the top gets enough pressure so the magazine guard presses on the magazine release and releases the magazine. Essentially, the guard itself does what it is aimed to guard from :) Nowadays I am carrying my gun in a Fobus holster, which is a bit bulkier but feels more comfortable and has never caused an unintentional magazine release. To sum up, if you are carrying your gun in a different position or not frequently carrying it while sitting in a car, this is a solid choice. Otherwise, you might want to check Fobus holsters.

My M&P Shield fits snug but not too tight. Seems that it will stay in the holster if I was to run or jump over something so that’s a comfort. But it’s not too snug that it would be difficult to draw if needed or cause damage to the gun from being rubbed. I got this holster so I could concealed carry with comfort.

This holster feels a bit thinner than similar holsters I own, but this might be a result of a different material being used in production. (this is addressed in the product's details) As for longevity, only time will tell. The holster was not purchased for a duty rig, so it'll never be beaten up day to day. As such, I expect it'll give me quite a few years of use.

Best Holster I've tried. I have had a number of different holsters( most costing 2x the price) and most do a good job, however the Pole Craft that I have are by far the best. What makes the PC holsters better IMO is that they are able to make the holster slimmer by reducing gaps in their molds so that they fit tight to the gun. This makes them more comfortable IWB and they print less. Also the lock is very positive, but releases as needed. I was a bit skeptical that this could by done with a single adjustment screw, but they do.