Fobus TAM Standard Holster for CZ 52 / SCCY CPX1 & CPX2 (double stack magazine models only), CPX3 .380 / Taurus PT111 Millennium 9mm (except Pro & G2 models), Right Hand Paddle

Great value. Comfortable. Gun fits snug but can holster can be "stretched" by wedging a pencil or similar into it overnight. Angle of carry is not adjustable but it's not bad either.

Does not fit the Sccy CPX-3 as suggested!

If you are looking for a perfect OWB holster for your SCCY pistol, this is it. I bought this for my tactical belt and this holster fits perfectly on that belt. It has a very nice neoprene backing which is both comfortable and keeps the holster locked in position. I never feel it move around. My belt is 2 inches wide and a fairly thick nylon, which fits the slot on the paddle perfectly. Once the belt is on and the paddle is locked, I've never had it shift out of position when running, working, running machinery, handling animals, anything physical that I want to engage.The locking system is significantly snug and doesn't come out with a gentle tug or if pulled at the wrong angle, it does release on a quick snap action in the direction you would naturally draw, but you will definitely need to practice to get the hang of it. There are some things that are just short of making this item superb, but I still rate it 5 stars because it performs exactly as designed, I've just managed to find some areas where it could perform better for me.- the locking tabs hold to the belt securely, but only if the belt is around your waist. When I take my belt off and release the pressure squeezing the paddle to the belt and locking tabs, it will fall off the belt. Found that out the hard way dropping the holstered pistol- if you are swapping holsters often (as I do everyday from my IWB EDC holster), then it actually takes both hands to remove it from this holster when not on your hip. Again, not a bad thing, just something to be aware of and get used toI can't comment on which other pistols will fit this well, but the SCCY isn't listed other than in reviews and comments.

FAst service , good fit , good value

I bought this awhile ago and I’m happy with it. Study holster that fits my SCCY 9mm very well. Reasonable retention for its level. Good balance between staying inside my waist band and removing it at the end of my day. I would buy another one if I manage to wear this one out but I think it will last longer than I will.

Have tried many inside and outside the waistband Concealed Carry holsters and find that this over the waistband is what I needed for comfort and the type of pistol I use for CC. Inside the the waistband just did not do it for me and due to my "gutt" would dig into my waist and be very uncomfortable. This item fits my firearm perfectly and due to its wide inside the waistband pad can be worn for long periods without any discomfort. The "pad" distributes the surface area it comes in contact with and makes it feel fine even if worn towards the front, side or back.

This will fit the SCCY pocket pistols. I have a CPX-2. This holster does not have a tension screw. Fresh out of the box the gun will be VERY tight... but you can just wedge something (I used a wooden pencil) in the gap of the trigger guard (forcing it to spread apart) and leave it overnight to loosen it up a lot. The gun is still secure but I'm able to pull it from the holster with much less effort.The angle isn't adjustable and the front of the holster sticks out farther than I'd like. It's definitely noticeable even with baggy clothing. It is very comfortable and places the gun at a good position to draw quickly. It's quick to stuff the paddle down into your waistband and won't drag down your pants if you're wearing pajamas or something. If you're carrying openly this holster would be decent. Otherwise you'd be better off with a pocket or IWB holster.

This holster fits snug as a strong side carry leaving less printing than other kydex holsters I've used. Gun is initially too tight of a fit when first holstering. This is where many give up and complain the gun does not fit or it takes both hands to unholster.Take a look at the holster and find the indentations (outside view) that hold the trigger guard of the gun when holstered. The two raised areas on the inside of the holster need a small mod using a nail file, sandpaper or a hot knife. Yes, a hot knife. I began to sand the raised areas with the nail file then applied a hot knife to the same area. The hot knife did the trick in flattening the raised bumps allowing a solid click when holstering and a smooth draw when unholstering. The only contact this gun has with the holster is where the trigger guard clicks into the modified retention "bumps".By far, the best CPX-2 holster I have found so far.