Bersa Thunder .380cc, Makarov, Polish P-64, FEG PA-63, Walther PPK/PP/PPK/s, Concealment Carry OWB Gun Holster

Outstanding quality for this price point. Fits my Walther PPK/S Interarms stainless .380 like a glove. Looks great too. Fits flat against the body, so it’s perfect for conceal ability. Strap and thumb snap is at the right position and has correct fit/alignment for the PPK.

Purchased this holster because description indicates a Markorov pistol will fit. The holster is nice looking. The holster seems to be well made and is sewn well. The problem is the pistol will go into the holster but the strap is too short to secure the pistol. I don’t believe the strap can be stretched enough for the snaps to go together and this should not have to be done on a new holster anyway.. I am not pleased with this purchase. I don’t know if the other weapons listed in the holster description will fit. If you want a holster for a Markorov do not purchase this holster.

Tight on the beaver tall but it is stretching nicely for a great fit. Other reviews were spot on

This holster is relatively well made... for the price. However, It does NOT fit Bersa Thunder 380 as advertised. Not sure about any other gun as advertised.

I carry a Bersa Thunder CC. This pistol fits the holster feature perfectly. Snapping is very tight. Had to struggle but managed. Of course letting the pistol stretch the leather will not be very time consuming. Very strong leather, the lining is great!

Does not fit bersa 380. When handgun is inserted you cannot snap the thumb break closed.

Poor design! Snap on the inside scratched my new gun before it was even fired. I am returning this holster right away. Very angry.

I love my holster! I purchased this 380cc September 13th. I was hoping I could alter it's shape to fit my Bersa Thunder 380. A 380cc has a 3.2" barrel and holds 6 rounds in the mag. My Thunder is a 3.5" barrel and the mag holds 9 rounds. If you have the proper tools and are careful this holster can be modified to fit the Thunder 380. But be warned if you change it you own it! Only fair to a great seller.First I removed the snap on the back half of the Dove Tail Strap then relocated it as pictured. I used a snap-rivet tool to install a new snap. (Removing the snap destroys it) I removed it using a small Dremel hand grinder. (NOT A DRILL) It is a standard size snap so its easy to find the right matching Snap at a Hobby or Yardage Store. Once the snap was removed from the back half of the strap I installed a new one as pictured. I then glued the original snap-cap on the strap to hide the original hole. After this step I used a little water to wet the whole holster. Then pushed the Thunder 380 in tightly and let it dry over night. I had to do this three times and was very pleased the leather re-shaped and fits my Thunder great.I have been warring this modified holster since September 23rd. It took a while to break it in and for me to learn to snap the Dove Tail Strap with one hand. By November It was easy and I can feel the snap and now I don't worry about my pistol falling out. So very glad I took the time to modify this quality leather holster. I was unable to find just what I wanted till I found this one on Amazon. Thanks (picture attached)