15 min cheap back pocket holster.

[Tobashadow]

I needed a back pocket holster for a odd ball brand 22 auto for use as a backup untill i get my kel-tec or if having problems with my kel-tec.

I wish i made pictures during construction but it's pretty simple setup.

Item's needed:

Old pair of blue jeans that are headed for the trash.

Old mouse pad (thick more stiff ones are best)

Something to cut with (i used a razor knife)

Gel type glue that works on fabrics.

Cut the mouse pad in the shape of the trigger guard and to a square point at the other end and stack and glue untill it is the same thickness as the weapon. Then place it in the peice of blue-jeans and make a square using it and the weapon and glue in place. Now fold and glue the material to form a square and let dry.

Real simple and fits nicely in your back pocket and forms a nice square shape and looks like a wallet but holds the weapon in place from shifting and can be pulled out by pinching the fabric together behind the slide but is actually really easy and fast to draw from and the spacer helps it stay in your pocket.

Simple and effective.

I took it on a outing tonight and was quite comfy and didnt move and very hidden since it was shorter then the height of my jeans pocket. Looked like nothing more then a wallet.

Cost $ 0.00

[strickj]

Nifty!

Although I thought you would use the old mouse pad on the outside of the holster to add some stickiness whereas the holster will stay put while un-holstering the gun

[Tobashadow]

You would be suprised like i was on how hard it was to get out of my pocket as one peice.

The material actually grips to the inside of the pocket.

That and the way i have it folded at the bottom corners helps grip.