So, just picked up my BG 2.0 w/ thumb safety a couple days ago and looking for recommendations on IWB holsters that have a "tuckable" clip.

Prefer leather or hybrid but will consider all Kydex as well if comfortable.

Thanks in Advance!

Muddy River Tactical

Galco started making holsters recently. I'm waiting for Harry's Holsters to come out with this IWB. Have them for my carry guns and they are super comfortable and disappear.

Amazon has generic holsters for the BG 2.0

So far I've looked at the Crossbreed Mini Reckoning...my only complaint with that is the 2 belt clips vs 1, is a bit more of a hassle to quickly slip it into my waistband.

The Vesder RapidTuck, except it seems a little wide of a holster, esp for the BG 2.0.

And the DeSantis Slim-Tuk, but that is all Kydex.

Will go check out Muddy River and Galco...

Muddy River Tactical did not list rhe new BG 2.0 in the drop-down dor their IWB tuckable leather holster. I emailed them and got this reply


We don’t have a tuckable leather option unfortunately because it hits the mag release.

Sarah Fleuren
Office/HR Manager
Muddy River Tactical
812 3rd St.
Platte City, MO 64079

Interesting, I love their holsters, simple, comfortable!

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DeSantis has made some leather OWB holsters. A mini scabbard, a crossdraw, and a thumb break mini slide.

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I’m your Boogie Man, uh huh.

I don't know what a "tuckable" clip is, but I use a Bianchi Model 100, size 09 that I bought originally for a Walther PPK/S. It's maybe a tad long, but otherwise fits perfectly.

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Remora and Vedder offer tuckable clip holsters. "WB tuckable holsters are designed with a space between the clip and holster that you can slip your shirt into."

I don't know if they offer one for the BG2.

Does that Bianchi holster touch the mag release?

Seems that several holsters shown as being for a Bodyguard 2.0 do not allow for a full grip while the firearm is holstered. That is a pet peeve of mine. A holster MUST give a full grip and not block your middle finger from being snug against the trigger guard as you go to grip the gun! Otherwise you will shoot with a bad grip or need to adjust your hand before you fire.

I may sound like a broken record in recommending Ryan Grizzle holsters but he does not seem to be able to make a bad holster. He has a couple IWB Tuckable styles that he will make for the Bodyguard 2.0.

PS:I wear his holsters and am not alone here. I have read of his holsters for years in dozens of articles and many discussion sites.

[QUOTE=geeollie;142113241]Seems that several holsters shown as being for a Bodyguard 2.0 do not allow for a full grip while the firearm is holstered. That is a pet peeve of mine. A holster MUST give a full grip and not block your middle finger from being snug against the trigger guard as you go to grip the gun! Otherwise you will shoot with a bad grip or need to adjust your hand before you fire. /QUOTE]

I totally agree. When SHTF, you won't have time to fumble with your lifesaving device.

Never has.

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Never heard of Ryan Grizzle holsters, will go check it out.

If you decide on kydex, I can’t recommend Pyntek enough. Mark is a good dude.

The functionality and design safety of a pocket holster is more critical than other position holsters, in my worthless opinion.

Why I really like the Muddy River Tactical Kydex for my Bodyguard 2.0....

The Kydex has a snug tactile click to lock, and it’s completely adjustable.

It has a hook that will catch on the inside pocket material as I withdraw the gun, helping to release it from the gun as I draw.

The bottom edge is curved slightly to rap around my leg inside my pocket, minimizing printing.

It has a thumb tab and as I get a full grip on the gun, I can immediately feel the thumb tab and push the Kydex holster off to release it from the gun. That tactile feel makes my draw very confident.

My forefinger placement is excellent.

It’s very light weight at 2.3 ozs, smartly designed and quality constructed. The price is awesome.

Kevin at Muddy River Tactical has shown me extraordinary Customer Service.

In the past I’ve been more of a leather holster guy, but now I’m a firm believer in a Kydex holster for a pocket carry self-defense handgun.

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I think Muddy River did their homework with their Tactical Kydex.
Extremely safe and easy to draw and I can pop the holster with my thumb while in my pocket.
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I agree! Looks like we have the same holster except your's appears to be left handed.

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Vedder seems to offer some tuckable holsters for the BG2. I have a couple of their Light Tuck holsters, one for a 9mm Shield and one for the 4" PC Shield 45 and have been satisfied with both.

Blackdog Concealment makes some holsters that are tuckable. For IWB carry, they are the only holsters I use.

I own quite a few Vedder Light Tuck holsters, including the one for the BG2. Unlike my other Light Tuck holsters, the muzzle for the BG2 is not flush with the bottom of the holster. In fact, there is a gap of approx 5/8" between the muzzle and bottom of holster which I find unacceptable. Kinda like buying a Sig P365 holster but getting a P365 XL holster instead. None of my other Vedder holsters have this gap.

I spoke to Liz at Vedder customer service, sent her pics and she said she would respond within 24 hours. It's been over 3 weeks and crickets, no response at all.

This is terrible CS for a loyal customer. I'm hesitant to order from them again and looking elsewhere for a better fitting holster. YMMV

Kusiak Leather offers several models of BG2 holsters. I own two and they are excellent quality fit and function.

I have a Slim Tuk leather. Look again.

Take a look at MTR Custom Leather. They make excellent leather holsters in almost any carry mode for the Bodyguard 2.0. I have several of their products but no affiliation other than a satisfied customer. Here's a link:

https://www.mtrcustomleather.com

Thanks for the heads up. I’ve been kinda looking for something like this. Striker fired guns w/o manual safeties (my BG2.0 lacks one) make me feel odd carrying chambered with a “floppy” soft sided pocket holster like a Desantis or Sticky.

… they even still had their 20% off Black Friday sale going tonight

For those who want a SneakyPete holster for the Bodyguard 2.0 check this out! My LCP-MAX holster fits the Bodyguard 2.0 with NO issue till the official SP is released. Check out the pics, other holster is my LCP-II just a bit smaller but still one steel clip on the back, you can also get the LCP-MAX w/Mag space and it will work with the BG 2.0.
Hope that makes someone's day.. it did mine.

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Agreed, I just got my Muddy River leather IWB holster last week. I absolutely love it. Fits my 2.0 perfectly and extremely comfortable.
But no, it didn't come in a tuckable. I would love to have one as well for more formal occasions.

Insane Kydex Creations makes a good holster. Appendix carry.