Sneaky Pete Holsters can kiss my...

[singlesix]

I purchased a Sneaky Pete Holster for my Kimber compact that has a lazer grip. When I received the holster it would not close without the lazer lighting up. I emailed them and was told to send the holster back, no problem. They said the holster was not fitted for the lazer grips. I had no problems with them at all.

Just let the thread die will you. I know you have to defend the company you work for but for goodness sake let it rest.

 

[JeremiahJohnson]

I guess we got lucky. I ordered one for the wife for Christmas - LC9 with Crimson Trace Laser. Works fine. Good thing. Hope we don't have other issues.

 

[nakinate]

So is this suppose to be a more "stylish" way to conceal? Cause it looks like a Iphone 6+ phone holder and I don't think I'm a fan

Yeah, I'd rather people run away screaming at the sight of my gun than wear that square fanny pack they call a holster.

 

[LockStocksAndBarrel]

I would hate to have to draw from that thing.

 

[jcwit]

I would hate to have to draw from that thing.

It's clear you've never tried it.

I can clear my holster using my PDA as quick as using my OWB holster. I use both, but not at the same time.

Something to consider regarding Sneaky Pete versus PDA, Sneaky Pete is designed in the U.S. then made off shore, PDA is designed here in the U.S.A. AND MADE HERE IN THE U.S.A.

 

[bradmedic04]

Exactly how bad does a company name need to be for people to avoid it, or at least not get pissed when the shenanigans start?

In unrelated news, I'm starting a new holster company "Thieving Bastard Holsters and Dispute Mediation." You can leave deposits for our one-of-a-kind super secret designs starting now, or hire us to mediate any disputes you, the unreasonable jerk customer, have with other upstanding companies like Sneaky Pete.

 

[AngryRooster]

Saw this referenced in a new thread so I just HAD to bump it up.

The amount of 1 & 2 post wonders is astounding in this thread. Very entertaining read for those that haven't read it.

 

[rugertoter]

These holsters are pretty common now...not so sneaky.