Check out the following:

• Mika's Pocket Holsters--inexpensive, ugly, non-leather, and very well designed. They last forever without any care, stay in your pocket when you draw, and, if you ask, can be had with a covering flap to disguise the shape of the gun. http://www.frontiernet.net/~akim/
• Pocket Holsters--expensive, elegant, all leather, and very well designed. http://www.pocketholsters.com/
• Graham Pocket Holsters--expensive, elegant, all leather, and well designed. http://www.grahamholsters.com/pocketholsters.htm

I Have had a few of these guys products,http://www.highnoonholsters.com/Prod...t_grabber.html

Thats great except that I don't see anything on any of those sites for the p45

sorry thought you said PM45 my bad,Maybe email them and ask if it would fit?

Originally Posted by wvextremist

Thats great except that I don't see anything on any of those sites for the p45

They all do custom work. Especially Robert Mika. All you gotta do is ask.

After studying them all for a while I am definatly leaning toward the High noon pocket grabber and the closing argument for IWB days.

Does any one see any problems here?

Thanks for the help guys.

Originally Posted by wvextremist

After studying them all for a while I am definatly leaning toward the High noon pocket grabber and the closing argument for IWB days.

Does any one see any problems here?

Thanks for the help guys.

An 8-12 week wait on the closing arguement may have me looking at the Alter ego as it is stocked.other than that..Nope

My wife and I tested and reviewed the Pocket Grabber, and found it pretty good.
The one thing you have to work on, to use it effectively, is how you grab your pistol to assure that the holster stays in your pocket.
One way or another, you have to very deliberately press the Pocket Grabber against the inside of your pocket, so its sharply-nubbled outside grabs the fabric properly. This will take a bit of experimentation, and then a lot of practice, to get it right every time without fail.
We tried pressing it against the thigh, pressing it forward into the seam of the pocket, and pressing it outward against the leg of the pants. Only one of these moves worked for us, but it probably will have been a different one than that which will work for you. Try them all.

I have one I'd sell. I bought it, but I'm not a pocket carry guy. It's leather. I carried it about 6 hours at home, and just couldn't get used to it. I paid $42 shipped. Wanna PM me an offer?