I’m a dedicated DeSantis devotee. Their Speed Scabbard is about the most comfortable way to tote a carry gun yet devised by man. Or anyone else. For you pocket carriers, they’ve evolved their popular Nemesis holster, adding a prehensile tail. The new rig  — they’re calling it the Ammo Nemesis — will hold not only your mouse gun or snubbie, but an extra mag or speed strip, too. As you’d expect, DeSantis is making A-Ns for pint-sized, pocketable pieces like the Taurus 85, Smith J frame, Kel Tec P3AT or the Ruger LCP, shown above. Press release after the jump . . .

AMITYVILLE, New York – DeSantis Gunhide®, a division of HELGEN Industries Inc., introduces its latest holster, the Ammo Nemesis®

The Ammo Nemesis®, Style #M33 uses the same revolutionary materials as the original Nemesis® and still sticks to the user’s pocket “almost like fly paper.” We added a compartment that can hold extra ammunition. The Ammo Nemesis® carries a single magazine or a 38/357 ammo strip to the rear of the gun compartment for small autos and revolvers. Retail price is $24.99

DeSantis Gunhide® is a leading holster manufacturer for city, state and federal law enforcement agencies, the U.S. armed forces, as well as hunting/sport shooting organizations around the world. DeSantis delivers a full range of holster products and accessories designed to meet or exceed the needs of its customers.

For more information, please visit www.desantisholster.com or Facebook www.facebook.com/DeSantisHolster. You may also email us at [email protected] or speak with one of our Customer Service Representatives directly at 800-GUNHIDE.

 

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15 COMMENTS

  1. I’ve been using the Nemisis holsters for many years for my P-3AT. I especially like the one with the removable cover to eliminate printing. This new one is a loser – it is way to wide to fit into any pants pocket I have ever seen. Plus the mag will print like crazy and cause the fabric to wear….. What are they thinking? JD

    • Just checked out their site. I see a standard Nemesis in the near future for my 709 Slim. I’ve been getting by with a cheap Uncle Mike’s that comes right out of the pocket with the gun. Does the Nemesis stay in your pocket as they advertise?

      • As a general rule, yes. It sticks inside my rear jeans pocket when I carry the handgun there. Depending on the shape and opening width of my coat pockets. it generally works well there also. I have one coat where the pocket is a bit large for the holster/J-frame combination, and sometimes the holster comes out with the revolver. You can brush it off the firearm quite easily with your off-side hand, or even by brushing it along the outer surface of your coat. It DEFINITELY works correctly far more often than my old Uncle Mike’s holster. I recommend the DeSantis.

    • I love my Nemisis but agree this one is a loser. In addition to printing and being too wide, I want my spare mag on the opposite side/hand of the gun, not the same side.

  2. My only pocket holster is for my j frame. the .38 in a uncle mike’s pocket holster fills my pocket up. I can’t figure there would be room there for more ammo.

  3. I’ve been suing the Nemesis for my LCP for a couple years, its great. This version doesn’t interest me much. I’m looking into getting a magazine carrier version to keep in my opposite pocket though.

  4. For those of us who train with the mag carrier on the opposite side of your holster, having the mag in the same pocket could prove problematic in a high pucker situation. Mags for pocket pistols are small anyway, so why not put it in the training side pocket all by itself? Love my DeSantis for my LCP, but same side mag carriers are usually not a good idea.

    • Not only the magazine is on the wrong side of the body, it appears to interfere with the ability to grasp the pistol

  6. This pocket holster combo doesn’t make sense to me. First, it’s kinda big. Maybe too big for the average pocket. Second, the mag looks like it’s in perfect position to block your hand when you reach for your pocket piece. Finally, how would you reload? Assuming that the gun is in the strong side pocket, would you pull the gun, shoot your rounds, then transfer the gun to the weak hand so you can pull the mag or strip, then insert the mag or load the cylinder and then switch the gun back to your strong hand?

    The only person I know who could perform that drill is the gun twirly guy in the viddy we saw a few days ago.

      • I could see this as a back pocket crossdraw (might need to switch the imprinting resistant bump to the other side), that would have the mag on the correct side, but the mag would still be in the way.

        • I might be wrong (I have ZERO experience with small pistols or pocket carry), but I’m thinking it could work in strong side rear pocket grabbing the spare may with the weak hand on the draw and holding it like a flashlight until the reload. Might be a little uncomfortable if you have to sit, but there’s my two cents. Let me know what you think.

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