PagerPal Holster

[ChamberedRound]

Does anyone have any experience with the PagerPal deep concealment holster? Link here:

http://www.pagerpal.com/

It looks like a great idea, as all trace of the holster/weapon is completely hidden. Most other IWB holsters still show some part of the gun, and require an untucked shirt, or a shirt which is tucked over the grip of the weapon. My impression is that PagerPal allows one to wear a tucked shirt, and still draw the weapon without untucking.

With that said, I've never seen one in person or used one, so any opinions, advice, and experiences with it would be appreciated.

Thanks!

[danp]

I'd be interested in some reviews of this holster as well. I have to say it LOOKS cool from the video on the website, but who knows how staged/practiced that was. If it actually functions the way it appears to it would really be pretty handy.

[Headhunter 13]

I had one and sold it within a week. I bought it to carry my Beretta Cougar and it was just not good for me. As I said it may have been me but the guy that bought it gave it as a Christmas present because he didn't like it either. I think it may have worked better for a smaller pistol.

[Spectre6]

Haha, the viagra draw is great. Almost like a magic trick.

[starblazer]

I have one. It does work, with practice, and the right size pistol. I only use it on occasions where deep concealment is preferable. It's definately not for everyone or every type of handgun. The next time you get to the gunshow at Valley Forge, look for their table. You'll get a chance to see them in person, and even practice with training guns of various size and shape. fwiw.

[phillyd2]

They gave me a demo at a gun show last year using my Beretta 92 Compact. It does what is claims but for me or my gun or both it just did not feel comfortable so I did not buy. YMMV.

[Broomhandle]

I have one and it works. I can only use it with a small 9mm/.40 (single collumn mag) like an Astra A70/75 or smaller.

[ChamberedRound]

All,

Thanks very much for the opinions and experiences. Keep 'em coming if you have 'em.