Bob Mika is pretty cool....

[Ironhand]

I put in an order for one of his pocket holsters late last night, and due to the late hour, forgot to fill in some of the details on his site about color/handgun/round or flat profile. I got an email back from him within minutes confirming my order, along with a statement that he would have called me had it not been so late. I sent another email this morning with the details, and he called me, again within minutes of my email.

We chatted about the holster, guns, shooting, ammo selection, for about 15 minutes. I learned some things I didn't know about CCW-related matters, and we nailed down what I needed from the holster. He promised me that I would receive the holster within the lead-time stated on his site, about 2-3 weeks.

All in all, I am VERY impressed with his level of customer service, and will likely do business with him in the future.

 

[ogilvyspecial]

I have at least a dozen Mika Pocket Holsters, more like 16, and when I placed another order earlier this week for 2 more I still received "The call."

 

[conscript]

Several years ago I ordered an IWB hoster for my 36-3. More recently I ordered two holsters for my Kel-Tec PF9, one IWB and one pocket holster. In each case, Mike's attention to detail and service oriented approach was well appreciated. I was as impressed as you were.

 

[coltgun]

Bob Mika, is the most stand up guy i have ever done busisness with...

 

[enidpd804]

Bob is aces. I have more than a few Mikas. I can't say enough good things. On duty or off, my 642 rides in a Mika.

 

[Ironhand]

My chestnut brown w/ black stitching, round profile holster should arrive about the same time as my CCW permit. I'm stoked!

 

[Moonman]

Mika is a +1 person with his service.

 

[coach22]

+1 to all of the above.
NOBODY makes a better pocket holster for a J Frame.

 

[DonDee]

Yep, +1 to all of your experiences.

I just got a ship notification this morning that my two J-frame round bottom pocket Mikas will ship first of the week.

I can't wait!

 

[Ironhand]

Awaiting mine anxiously...

 

[DonDee]

Could I ask you guys with J-frame Mika pocket holsters a question?

I have read that they "flatten out" somewhat or perhaps break in is the best word after you carry them a while.

Has anyone successfully accelerated that process by putting the holster with your gun in it under a book or something while it's not in use? I find that mine are staying open in my pocket more than I think necessary thereby making it more obvious that something is in my pocket.

 

[LOBO]

Anxiously awaiting my first pocket holster (for Glock 26) from Mika too.

 

[Redmond]

Could I ask you guys with J-frame Mika pocket holsters a question?

I have read that they "flatten out" somewhat or perhaps break in is the best word after you carry them a while.

Has anyone successfully accelerated that process by putting the holster with your gun in it under a book or something while it's not in use? I find that mine are staying open in my pocket more than I think necessary thereby making it more obvious that something is in my pocket.

Probably would work, but after a month of carrying my Model 36 in one of Bob's holsters, it is flattening significantly. At its newest, it did not "print" much at all.

He makes them so that they stay open at the top a little on purpose so that, as he says, "you never have to worry about the gun hanging up on the holster".

Love it.

 

[ImprovedModel56Fan]

Bob Mika, is the most stand up guy i have ever done busisness with...

Worth repeating. Same here.

 

[TACC1]

+1 on everything said so far. When I get in a hurry to
go somewhere, it takes no time at all to slip a pocket holster
into my pocket. And I can do that first, w/o the gun, 'cause the gun slips in with no trouble at all. Various j-frames all fit just fine.
TACC1

 

[BearBio]

I prefer carrying my Commander but a j-frame in a Mika is SOOOOOOO convenient. I only have two but I guess maybe I need more guns to just so I can get more holsters?

Great service!

 

[coach22]

DonDee
It only takes about 3 days in your pocket to break in.
It's also the only pocket holster to my knowledge
that you can re holster your gun
without taking the holster out of your pocket.

 

[DonDee]

DonDee
It only takes about 3 days in your pocket to break in.
It's also the only pocket holster to my knowledge
that you can re holster your gun
without taking the holster out of your pocket.

Yeah, I'm working on my two, but I'm finding it takes a little longer than that for me.

HAving said that, I really like them a lot.

 

[Lost Lake]

I'm going to send Bob an email and remind him I ordered a holster several months ago....

 

[OK Hog Shooter]

With three J frames it looks like I'd better get on the bandwagon!

Blessings,
Hog