Open Carry Holsters for Bersa Thunder 380 Plus

This is my second Holster w 3 Carry Positions. The first one was really tight. I failed to break in the leather properly and thus never achieved the fit I sought for my weapon. I have a Bersa 380 Plus. Now, I also have the Bersa 380 CC with 6 + 1. Now, that fits perfectly. The difference between these two is the placement of the magazine disconnect button. Having said all of these is to say this. I purchased the second holster and took my time to break the holster properly. I used two ziplock bags. I set in the weapon and really had to push it into the holster without the thumb snap being engaged. I let it sit for 24 hours. Several times, I pulled the weapon out and back into the holster, still in the ziplock bags. After 48 hours, I could set the weapon into the holster to engage the thumb break. After 72 hours, I removed one of the two ziplock bags and kept working the weapon in and out of the holster several more times. Finally, after 96 hours, I was able to acquire the proper fit I had set out to achieve. The final step in this breaking procedure was using a good leather paste to soften the inside of the holster—no more issues. The Bersa 380 Plus sits in the holster and can engage the thumb snap without any issues. I use the first or original Holster with three Carry Positions for my Bersa 380 6 + 1.

VERY well made!Very little break in time. Fits perfectly.

This is a great holster--very sturdy and well-constructed. I love the 4 o'clock carry position, and this holster keeps the gun fairly high on the back part of the hip and close to the body, so it's very concealable under a t-shirt, which is exactly what I was looking for. The holster fits the gun very well. Be advised that getting the thumb-break strap over the hammer and snapped is going to take some effort, and you're going to want to keep the safety in the "off" position to get this done. Definitely spend some extra money on the break-in kit and follow the instructions.