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Last night on Personal Defense TV, the host pulled a pocket holster that held either a LCP or Kel-Tec pistol our of his back pocket. The holster looked like it was all plastic, kydex, whatever, but it looked like the pistol snapped in. One side looked completely open, the other side was completely enclosed so as to not print. I searched their website and have looked on the net, but can't find anything like. Anyone else watch the show or know what type of pocket or wallet holster the host was using?

I know the episode you're talking about. Tom Gresham pulls a Ruger LCP out of his back pocket.

I thought it was a Recluse®.
Here's a link..http://www.recluseholster.com/product.php?id=2" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Is that the one?

That looks like it. Thanks. He did it so fast, it was hard to get a good look. I knew someone here on the forum would know.....

FYI.. I just watched the episode again (I have it recorded) and it is definitely the Recluse.

Ive got a grendell P12 and ive been thinking about this holster if I can get one that fits.http://www.pocketholsters.com/Kel-Tec_P ... lster.html

Laterz,
computerfixerguy

I ordered a Recluse which has not been received yet, then I read on the Crimson Trace forum that while CTs are generally known for holding a setting, they are not designed with the "smashing pressures" likely if worn in a back pocket, and are apt to lose their setting. Don't know for sure, but if I recall correctly this came from a CT factory rep.

As all my CCWs are CT-equipped I will likely end up with yet another holster in the drawer which is already full.

Again, just hearsay.

Hey guys this is Tod with Recluse holster and yes Tom Gresham does have one of our holsters that he has been using for several months now. I wish I would of seen him pull it out on the show, maybe next time. Since this is a fairly new design I also wanted to let you know that Jeff Quinn with Gunblast did a review that you might be interested in.

http://www.gunblast.com/Recluse.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

If you have any questions I am always available to answer them.

Tod