Versa-carry

They are just little pieces of plastic and are very cheap feeling (obviously because they are cheap.)

They are similar in design to some other conceal carry options that have been around for years.

I would personally much rather something a little more robust

I think i'm going to pick one up too

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Kinda hard to find something to conceal a full size .45, and thought this might be an option.

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This is true and would not try to conceal one which is why I don't like them

For what I would use a cc holster for there are more appealing options IMO

And I have tried them many times. Used to sell the things

The problem I see with the Versa carry is that SO much of the gun is pressed directly into your body. The stippling from the grips and the serrations on the slide will chew through your skin like a dog through a raw hide.

If you're trying to conceal something super thin like an LCP it might be viable. But for something big like a 1911, you'd be much better off with a leather hide holster like my White Hat. It doesn't look comfortable and slim but I can guarantee it is both. There's a reason it costs what it does.

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I think the versa carry would almost be the same as no holster which is what is appealing to me.

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Protect your trigger and trigger guard to prevent Plaxico Burress-ing.

Maybe someone else can chime in on this, but what really concerns me is the barrel plug. You have to admit that whenever you carry a gun without completely covering the trigger guard, your chances for a negligent discharge increase. My question is, what would actually be worse: getting shot in the leg, or a steel-framed gun exploding while it is pressed against your leg?

Check out Raven's version.

https://www.ravenconcealment.com/holsters/vanguard-holster-systems/vanguard-2-holster-full-kit