Fast Draw USA - Compatible with Kahr PM9 CM9 IWB Kydex Holster Inside Waistband Concealed Carry Holster Made in USA

It is impossible to give a holster one rating as there are several aspects that are important for a holster. For compairson, my carry weapon is a Kahr PM9 so keep that in mind in deciding whether this holster is for you. 1. Retention. The holster is very secure right out of the box. The molding is efficient and secure. There is an adjustment screw at the base of the holster but honestly, I saw no need to adjust this. The holster grips the weapon firmly. In order to draw the weapon out of the holster, you will have to give it a quick snap like pull. But this is in no way cumbersome. I have confidence that this holster would pass the retention test of the USPSA 2. Comfort. This holster is constructed out of thicker Kydex material. Unlike some of the thinner Kydex holsters I have purchased, I have no concerns with the stress points flexing and cracking. What is not evident in the product picture is that on the side opposite of the clip, there is a Kydex extension that reaches almost to the upper grip of my pistol. This keeps a layer of Kydex between me and the frame of the gun. A very nice touch. I routinely wear this holster against my bare skin and have experienced no discomfort at all. Every part that can touch your body is smooth and non irritating. 3. Concealment. This is a concealment holster. It is an Inside the Wast Band (IWB) holster so it fits between your body and the inside of your pants. It is non-tuckable, but honestly, in my experience tuckable IWB holsters work well if you are standing but if you move or bend it will print. I don't bother with tuckable IWB holsters. Besides unless you practice extensively with tuckable holsters they can be slow and even dangerous for the shooter. This is not a deep carry holster but holds the pistol at the belt level near the center of the mass of the frame. This makes it well balanced on a belt. Speaking of belts, this holster needs a belt that is 1 1/2 inches wide and no thicker than 1/2 inch thick. I wear it on a 1 1/4 inch wide thin dress belt and I have noticed that it will cant forward and backward. A think dress belt will also allow the holster to slide along the belt, which will make it easier to adjust, but hard to maintain that adjust. Also with a thin dress belt, I do have a concern that the holster may slip off the belt during a draw. I have not experienced this while practicing on the range, but it is in the back of my mind. A wider and thicker belt will eliminate any of my concerns There is a rather large belt clip with this holster. I was initially concerned with it printing too much under a shirt. Of course it does print, but I don't feel it is noticeable. Since the advent of cell phones, people are more used to seeing things attached to belts so a little printing won't affect the concealment. I am investigating whether some of my other clips can be used with this holster. There are "J" clips and velcro clips that I like to use on my other holsters. I am not sure that the retention strength of this holster will allow a velcro belt attachment. 4. Draw. Drawing is smooth and vertical. There is no adjustment for a canted carry. As written, a little snap is necessary to overcome the intrinsic retention due to the excellent quality of the molding. Other than that, the draw is smooth and snag free. The Kydex is stiff enough to allow a reasonable reholstering. The holster is unlined so repeated holstering will scuff the frame of the pistol, but I bet it will take a lot of holstering to do that. All in all, I am very satisfied with the quality and the cost of this holster. I was leery of buying a holster without first being able to try it out. But everything worked out well. This holster works well for my Kahr PM9 so I assume it will work well for similarly sized pistols. I can not opine on how well it will work with larger and heavier pistols.

Considered several brands and styles and checked YouTube reviews.. Style, materials and features on the fast draw were identical to other more well known and reviewed holsters for my Kahr CM9. I took a chance and ordered based primarily on price. Most important features to me were retention, ease of draw, comfort and effective concealment, a strong belt clip, adjustable cant and lastly workmanship and material. The fast draw passed with flying colors. I will carry in appendix position and this holster is exactly what I expected.

Fits my PM9 (and my CM9) perfectly. Good retention and fit straight out of the package, didn't have to "massage" it with a heat gun to tweak it any. Covers trigger safely, and with it I am comfortable carrying at the 1:00 position with a round chambered (the PM9 is striker-fired with a long trigger travel similar to a DA revolver). I didn't measure the thickness of the Kydex but it seems sturdy, not flimsy. Clipped onto belt easily. Reasonably comfortable wearing it (well as good as I could ask for). Very pleased with this.

This little kydex holster ticks all the boxes. Adjustable retention holds the pistol securely. It has a large, sturdy belt clip that can be adjusted for cant. There is a full length sweat guard on the side that rides up against your body. My Kahr CM9 disappears under a t-shirt. All that said, this holster just isn’t for me. I’m large around the mid-section (300 lbs) and I like to carry in the 3-4 position IWB. This edges of the holster and the gun just dig right into my soft tactical love handles, and is downright painful when I sit. This is probably not an issue for a normal sized person, but if you’re spilling over your belt, I wouldn’t recommend this holster to you. The most comfortable way I’ve found to carry is OWB, but I live in the Houston area, and that means light clothing (shorts & t-shirt) almost year-round. OWB just sticks out too much, with a noticeable bulge under my shirt. I like to draw as little attention as possible to the fact that I’m carrying, so the 2nd most comfortable option that offers good concealment is a hybrid IWB holster. A kydex holster with a leather backer. A lot of people like to hate on the hybrid holsters, but it is my preferred way to carry concealed.

WHEN BUYING A HOLSTER A FEW FACTORS MATTER TO ME. COMFORT, CONCEALIBILTY, & BUILD QUALITY. THIS HOLSTER CHECKS ALL 3 BOXES. IT IS VERY COMFORTABLE TO WEAR, EASY TO CONCEAL, & THE BUILD QUALITY IS REALLY GOOD. THE KAHR PM9 FITS PERFECTLY IN THE HOLSTER LIKE A GUN THAT IS MADE FOR A HOLSTER IS SUPPOSED TO. I LOVE HOLSTERS WITH AN ADJUSTABLE CANT, THIS HOLSTER COVERS THE MAGAZINE RELEASE BUTTON SO THERE IS NO ACCIDENTAL RELEASE OF THE MAGAZINE.

PERFECT fit! Literally "snaps" into retention. Rounded edges and sits perfectly in either the 4 o'clock or appendix position. A must buy for all Kahr owners!! FYI: I could not, for the life of me, find the info ANYWHERE on the internet. So to save you the trouble I faced, the grip pictured is the Hogue 18300 for the P9. However, it WILL fit the CM9 without blocking the mag release, as you can see. Be sure to order an Exacto knife as well for slight trimming at the bottom of the grip and even less trimming at the beaver tail. A LOT better than the Handall Jr. Complete feel without the rubber edge of the Jr hitting your palm. Obviously not recommended for big hands. The overlay of the beaver tail is significantly compromised with the 18300 as supposed to the Handall Jr.

Excellent holster, Especially for the money. Fits my cm9 perfectly. Looks to have no drag around the slide, and nicely polished edges. Ive spent $50-60 on a holster before and sent it back. Look no further unless your putting 5000 python in it. Clip is great too.