Preview: Sneaky Pete Distressed Leather Perfect Holster

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posted on June 8, 2025
Sneaky Pete Distressed Leather Perfect Holster

More than just a fresh look made using handcrafted leather, the Sneaky Pete Distressed Leather Perfect Holster has been redesigned to accommodate extra ammunition in addition to a concealed firearm.

Now, thanks to the company’s Xtra Mag capability, the holster can also retain an extra magazine alongside its pistol.

Built into the holster is an additional neodymium magnet that secures the spare magazine in the empty space underneath a holstered gun’s trigger guard.

Perfect Holsters also include elastic pockets on the front and sides, allowing users to carry smartphones, lights, pens and other EDC items.

MSRP is $93. For more information, visit sneakypeteholsters.com.

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