Stinger Tactical Bedside & Under Desk Holster - Backup Pistol & Handgun Holder, Mattress & Vehicle Seat Organizer, Magazine & Flashlight Loop, Purse Gun Holder

Generally you need to break the bank if you want a quality holster for any method of carry or storage, but the Stinger tactical bedside holster was a pleasant exception. For a mere 28 dollars, you get a cheap reliable method of nighttime handgun storage compatible with any size of handgun that will keep it ready for immediate use, quicker to access than a nightstand and safer than keeping the gun under your pillow.My main concern with the product was how secure it was. Since nothing is attaching it to the bedframe, I was worried it might get dislodged from between the mattress and bed frame by the weight of a large service-sized pistol. But it passed the test on every handgun I own, including my full size M9 Berretta. For the biggest test, I inserted a full sized loaded XD40 pistol and two fully loaded magazines in the side pockets, and the holster still held in place just fine, despite my cheap low-quality bedframe. I think it's safe to say this holster will hold up basically any pistol, revolver, and spare ammo source you store in it, as long as it isn't something crazy, like say a full size S&W model 500.The only real downside to this is that it's obviously not a safe viable method of storage if you live in a house with young children. But that's clearly not the fault of the product. If you are living in a house where this method of storage is viable, then I simply cannot recommend this product enough. It performs the task it is designed to do with absolutely no flaws or downsides.One minor nitpick I do have is if you order the Stinger with the American flag logo, the logo doesn't come on the holster, it comes on a separate sticker that you have to put on yourself, which can be a real pain to line up properly. Considering the effort that takes, you're probably better off just getting the plain version. But really this is all inconsequential, since this feature is entirely cosmetic and true beauty comes from performance. In regard to performance, the Stinger Tactical Bedside holster is virtually flawless.

Been looking for a side table holster/magnet for a while now. Tried some magnetic ones but my bed frame makes it harder to grab the gun while lying down. This holster I mounted on the side of my nightstand and it holds my handgun and two magazines perfectly. I also wanted something I can cover up to be less conspicuous. Works great, might buy one to place in my bugout bag.

This is what to do with your EDC (Every Day Carry) when you're home in bed. Hotel room too. This is not meant to lock your piece away when you are gone, but to keep it readily available next to you without taking up space on a nightstand, where you would have to fish around for security in the dark at night. Flashlight is right there too, extra magazine as well. Has many other uses too as noted in their description for desk (or vehicle?) Maybe even purse. You'll be glad you bought this. Pray never, but maybe someday very glad.

The device is a good way to provide access from my bed.Very flexible so I can put a variety of things in it

Does exactly what it’s intended to do. Securely keeps my tool in place should I need quick access. Never know these days.

Received this and set it up on the side of bed inserted between the mattress and box springs per instructions.After adjusting the straps it held a Glock 19 (without a light) very securely and was easily drawn from a reclining position in bed.Forward strap slot holds a magazine at the height and angle I prefer when adjusted.I have not used the third slot for a flashlight as yet but it appears it will function in this capacity well provided that the light is not so large as to impede a full grip on the firearm when drawing.It is secure, easy to adjust, functions as advertised. The construction seems somewhat lighter than expected for the price, but this does not impede function at all. It may actually assist function as it flexes a bit which assists a full grip when you draw.Would I recommend this to a friend? Yes, I already have.

I like it but there's some things I don't like. First off you have to drill it to your bed frame or you won't be able to draw the gun easily witch I kinda figured I'd have to do. Second the section that goes under your mattress slips out after a while of getting in and out of your bed. I think if it had more grip on the section and was a little thicker it would solve the problem

Easy to adjust. I recommend laying in bed on your back, then drop your arm down off the matress, and see "where it falls". Then mount the holster to the side of the bed with screws so the holster doesn't flop around if you have to retrieve your weapon. Mount it in a position where your hand will make contact with the firearm grip.I have an extra magazine and flashlight in mine for easy access. Good cheap alternative for being prepared.