BIANCHI100 Professional Holster

I like this holster a lot.Pros:1. Craftsmanship... the stitching, molding and edge finishing are all solid and utilitarian. Not luxurious like more expensive holsters might be, but I didn't buy it to look at. It smells fantastic, too.2. Comfort... no hot spots, and it bears the weight of a steel-frame Government model surprisingly well.3. Compactness... takes up minimal belt space. The loops are as close to the slide and trigger guard as they can be for a pancake style holster4. Concealability... this will vary by body type and wardrobe, but the design puts a lot of torque on the trigger guard, which keeps the butt in tight to the body. It rides a bit lower than the Galco Combat Master, which means the muzzle needs a slightly longer cover garment.5. Continental unity... (struggling to keep the unintentional alliteration going here lol)... It's made in Mexico, which means lower cost without sending our money overseas.Cons:1. The sight track could be bigger. I suspect that with a taller-than-stock or serrated front blade, you'll be getting a shiny spot on the top edge of your sight and/or pulling some leather fuzz out with the front sight for a while. I've got a Hi-Viz coming for this pistol and will update.2. No option for 1-3/4" belt slots.Things to note:1. There is no sweat shield. Ths may or may not be a problem for you.2. It is TIGHT when you first get it. This is normal for a leather holster. You can't just unwrap it, strap it on, and start carrying like you can with kydex. Some people like the plastic bag trick, but I just let the pistol sit in it for a few days and then started doing draws with it. After a few hundred repetitions it's perfect.

Good quality, convenient holster for my M&P Shield. Just enough leather to do the job. I like the design and the looks. Not as nicely finished as my DeSantis Cozy Partner, which is thicker, with finished leather on the body side, but I find myself using the Bianchi more because it is easier to put on and it is comfortable.I'm writing now because I realized that I forgot to take it off again, and I've been home for 4 hours. The Cozy Partner is truly a fine product, but the two belt straps can be a pain, and require more time to mount comfortably, depending on the placement of your pant belt loops.. The Bianchi is a really nice grab-and-go holster, and I have tried a number of pistol/holster combinations. It is easy to adjust on the go for comfort and concealment. It is easy to re-holster, as to date it has held it's shape. Today, I carried wearing a golf shirt, because i was able to easily shift it to the 2 o'clock position to avoid printing when I exited my vehicle. I am wearing a 1 5/8' duty-grade leather belt, and the clip retains the holster flawlessly when I draw the Shield. Perhaps the unfinished backside helps hold the holster in place. Note, however, on my first carry day, the edge of the upper part of the inside flap was rough and really annoying. I took a fine sanding block to it for about 90 seconds and it is now surprisingly comfortable against my skin. Hence, I sometimes forget to take it off when I get home. This is my favorite IWB,

Bianchi 100 IWB - Size 9 left handed.So, as a southpaw, options can be quite limited when looking for a solid holster. There are many choices out there BUT many holsters that I really wanted only came in right hand configurations. I was looking for a quality IWB in leather to use a s a daily carry holster for my Bersa Thunder 380. Bianchi hit the ball out of the park on this one. Like many other people, I read reviews and was disheartened by those that said it did not fit their BT 380s. I can safely tell you that mine feels custom fit! There were no instructions included in the packaging telling me how to break the holster in but I followed the advice of a previous reviewer and it worked perfectly. The fit was a little tight initially but not so much that the pistol wouldn't seat all the way in the holster. I unloaded, safety checked and holstered the Bersa and let it sit in the holster for a few hours. After only a few hours the holster had molded very nicely to the shape of the pistol. At that point I holstered and re-holstered a few times (pushing the gun tight into the holster when doing so... and let it sit overnight. I carried cc with it all day long the next day and was thrilled at the comfort and concealment it provided. The stitching is quality and no rough edges were to be found. The look of the leather is superb. The clip is strong and the design of the holster allows for very minimal printing when I wore it in the five o'clock strong side position. It retains the Bersa incredibly well and only requires a stiff tug to unholster the weapon. I wore the rig for a full 8 hours... sitting... standing... bending over, etc and it was more than comfortable. For those not familiar with it, the Bersa Thunder 380 is a bit larger than a Walther PPK but essentially has the same shape. It is not a light weapon for it's size (some would say too heavy for a 380) and this Bianchi holster is a wonderful solution for concealed carry. For the price I think it's worth taking a plunge. Cheers All!

good quality but requested a glock 22 holster and the one sent did not fit not even close.

買ってから3ヶ月経過しましたが、未だに革の鞣し剤？のすごい臭いがとれません。正直玄関先で放置するしかない、部屋に入れられないほどクサイです。何年放置すれば使えるようになるのでしょうか？orz