DBS Concealment

**Iampakman** · January 4th, 2017, 10:49 PM

So I'm all for supporting the "little guys" and mom and pop type establishments. My dad ran his own businesses longer than I've been alive, so when I can help out a person or family instead of an organization, I'm all for it.

That said, I plan to spend as much money on holsters as possible with DBS Concealment. Not only is it a company run by a regular guy, but he's also one of us- Based out of the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre area. The customer service is top notch, he kept me updated with delays when I ordered my latest holster (which I'll post pics of) And he's going to work with me on another holster for a gun he doesn't get requests for, at no extra charge. And the quality is also pretty damn good, especially at the price!

I have 2 holster from these guys, the Jackal with hard clip, and the Cyclops with soft loop, both with concealment wings for my PPS M2.

www.DBSconcealment.com

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**Iampakman** · January 4th, 2017, 10:51 PM

Since I can only put 5 pictures in a post here are a few more.

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**R.A.D.** · January 5th, 2017, 10:06 AM

look nice enough. not a big fan of having the trigger guard exposed, not because it's exposed but with the single bolt construction and the open area, there is a greater chance the firearm could "tilt" out of its holstered position

**Parrisk** · January 5th, 2017, 10:27 AM

I am not pointing a pistol at my pecker .. LOL not that it gets much use anymore, but still
Also my gut would preclude drawing in like 90% of the time

Looks like pretty thick Kydex and good quality..

I am a leather man myself..

**Iampakman** · January 5th, 2017, 02:09 PM

Originally Posted by R.A.D.

look nice enough. not a big fan of having the trigger guard exposed, not because it's exposed but with the single bolt construction and the open area, there is a greater chance the firearm could "tilt" out of its holstered position

The retention is adjustable, I've got it in three pretty snug. On all my holsters, you can hold them upside and shake them pretty well without any movement from the pistol itself.