The JM4 Tactical Holster

[Greywolf224]

Tan Magnetic QCC Concealed Holster

Its about the time that I start looking for a holster. Came across this one which peaked my interest. Anyone own one or have any insight.
I like the fact that

1. Its leather
2. How the retention of the firearm works
3. The ease to slip on and off.

 

[Calculon]

Wife has one for her G42. Just got it recently.
Pros:
Pretty compact size
Gun retention is great. Has a strong magnet near muzzle end. Hold upside down and pistol stays put.
Belt clip is also a strong magnet. Allows you to position holster anywhere you like from appendix to small of back. Once magnet grabs it's not moving. Works well for her as she wears leggings every day.

Cons:
Leather is stiff and stitching irritates her skin.
Need 2 hands to reholster. Holster has to come out, replace pistol then put back on belt line. Easy enough to do but one hand holstering is pretty much out.

She doesn't carry daily so will prob take time before she can give a better review. I like it and I'm considering getting one for my SR9c.

 

[Different Drummer]

I have a Beretta 1935 that is impossible to find a holster for. This looked like a possible option. The 1935 is near exactly the size of a Walther PPK/S. I was bummed out to see they do not list a size for the Walter PP series. Rather surprised actually.
It is an interesting and versatile concept as far as a "universal" type holster goes. If I knew what size would be appropriate for the Beretta I would give it a try.

 

[Greywolf224]

[QUOTE="Calculon, post: 117661, member: 78" Need 2 hands to reholster. Holster has to come out, replace pistol then put back on belt line. Easy enough to do but one hand holstering is pretty much out.[/QUOTE]

Believe it or not this was the only bone of contention that I had. If the holsters opening closes and it makes it difficult to re-holster the weapon requiring the use 2 hands, then I am not a fan. I like the fact that re-holstering becomes second hand without the need to look at the holster.

 

[Calculon]

I understand but it's a different kind of holster. The benefits may outweigh the single negative. From their site:

Q: Can I re-holster while wearing the QCC?
A: This holster was not designed for competition shooting but rather as a safe, comfortable, practical way to conceal carry no matter what type of clothing you may be wearing. Our goal was to make sure that if the need arises you can draw your weapon quickly and with ease one handed. Our concern is not whether you will be able to re-holster afterwards. We do recommend removing the holster, re-holstering your gun, and then put the holster back on. We have made it so easy you can literally draw, remove holster, re-holster, and put back on in less than 10 seconds which makes removing when you can’t carry in super easy as well.

Q: What is the return policy?

A: JM4 Tactical will accept returns within 10 days of receiving the product. For a full refund minus shipping you will need to return your undamaged holster. You may cancel your order at any time prior to JM4 Tactical shipping your holster to you. If the holster has been shipped, buyer is responsible for returning the unused holster within the 10-day window for a full refund minus shipping.