Talon Concealed Carry Tuckable IWB Leather Holsters

I read many reviews in preparation for getting a new holster for my P938. This one had great reviews, and for good reason.It is well made from quality leather. The molding provides good retention without sticking. By the end of the first day there was no issue drawing the weapon smoothly. No sight hang ups. Still holds the gun well; I have no concerns about it becoming loose or falling out. At the 4 o'clock position with a 6 rd. mag there is no printing. It is a fairly thick holster, made of several layers of sturdy steer hide. This allows easy reholstering as it doesn't collapse when the weapon is withdrawn.I am a husky guy and it hides well under a button down shirt. I haven't worn a tshirt with it, but believe there would be little problem with printing there, either. I haven't tried tucking a shirt, but can see that there is ample room to do so in the unusual event that I'd need or want to.The clip is strong and holds the holster in place fairly well. As I sit it sometimes rotates a bit, but that is easily adjusted back upon standing. Comfort is good once one finds the "sweet spot" depending on body type. The gun's controls are well covered, avoiding unintentional movement of the safety and mag release. There isn't a great deal of room for fingers to wrap around the grip when drawing, but one learns quickly how to grab the gun.If this holster disappears I will order another the same day. A brown one. It's very nice in brown.

I hate IWB but wearing business casual with the shirt tucked in, IWB can be a must (actually front pocket is preferred but situations dictate) Then there is the tucking of the shirt that always left an odd ugly sloppy side. THIS is the solution. the mate of holster to clip uses a V shaped piece of leather you can tuck your shirt into. Now completely tight you would see a metal clip on your belt. breathe deep and arch back, just a slight blousing of the shirt will cover that as well. it is a bit snug on the gun so dry practice drawing it out. Very Well Made

This is the 3rd holster I have purchased for my 938. It is the first one that adequately protects the ambidextrious safety.

This is a nice holster, and one of the few that is made for the Sig p938 with CT laser so I applaud Talon for that. But while it is tuckable, it is not adjustable. It has a high ride for a combat grip for those that want that, but that means there's a large bulge where it sits which is not great for a petite woman because it is bulky. I wish this holster was adjustable for ride and cant. I do better with low ride holsters where most of the gun sits below the gun belt. I can conceal this beneath a sweater during fall or winter. It is harder for me to conceal during warm weather. The holster is made of stiff leather so it stays open for a safe re-holster, which is important. This is comfortable and very well made which is why I give it five stars. Plus it came quickly.

Comfy, great fit. If your pistol is tight and you want to get it worn in faster, try this. Get a wad of wax paper. Try to shove it in the holster and move it around as much as possible wiping the insides with it. Then when done, take another good size piece and wrap it around the holstered part of the gun and keep putting it in and out of the holster several times. When done, the gun should be much easier to get in and out but still retain retention. Over time, the holster will get better. This just helps in the mean time.The wax paper will not hurt the holster or the gun. Wax paper has multiple uses besides with food and cooking. Heck, when we were kids and had metal slides at the playground, we'd wax paper the metal slide so we'd literally fly down it. Was a blast... lol.

I have only just now received this holster (Talon Tuckable for the Sig Sauer P238). It appears to be very well made; tight, even stitching, excellent boning, very even colour distribution (black). The metal clip is sturdy and strong; it should provide years of use. The leather appears to be of a good grade; I cannot ascertain if it is vegetable- or chrome-dyed. I hope vegetable...The boning is such that I can carry cocked-and-locked; there is an indent in the body-shield that receives the safety in the "on" position. The weapon itself slides in with a tight fit- this is good, as the holster will conform to my weapon over time and with use, allowing the weapon to be held securely. I have no concerns about it falling out; the fit really is quite good.After I've used this for a while, I will come back with an update; for now, suffice to say that I am pleased with the holster, the vendor, and the service provided.

This is one of the better deep-conceal holsters I have used. It is pretty comfortable considering I am fairly thin so have to wear the weapon more in front than on the side to minimize printing. The tuckable design is nice for average casual-wear situations. You will want to practice a lot to get comfortable with deployment if you are used to an OWB holster.There is minimal break-in period due to the excellent job of molding the leather, however I did have a problem with the weapon hanging up on the rear sight for the first several days. Now that it's well broken in, it draws smoothly while firmly holding the weapon in place, and the double-layer top band keeps it open well enough for re-holstering. Just don't expect it to hold like a kydex holster with a manual release. It is quality leather, after all.

High quality (thick leather) IWB holster.Glad I bought this one after reading lots of holster reviews. I agree that Talon makes good holsters in addition to grips. I have a Talon grip on my G19 and love it. I just received the holster, but can already tell upon initial inspection that I will be very satisfied.