DeSantis Nemesis N38BJ6RZ0 Pocket Holster Springfield Hellcat

The DeSantis Nemesis N38BJ6RZ0 delivers reliable pocket carry for compact pistols through its proven rubberized fabric construction. This ambidextrous holster grips inside pockets while allowing smooth draws when needed.

What Makes This Different

The Nemesis uses a unique rubberized exterior that creates friction against pocket fabric, preventing the holster from following the gun during the draw. Unlike basic fabric holsters that can bunch up or shift position, the textured surface maintains consistent placement. The low-friction interior lining ensures clean presentation while the open-top design accommodates various sight configurations.

Key Features

• Rubberized exterior fabric grips pocket interior to stay in place
• Smooth nylon interior lining for consistent draw stroke
• Ambidextrous design works in either front or back pockets
• Open-top construction accommodates suppressor-height sights
• Reinforced stitching throughout high-stress areas
• Compact profile adds minimal bulk to clothing
• Compatible with Springfield Hellcat, Hellcat OSP, Mossberg MC1sc, and Naroh N1

Field testing shows the Nemesis maintains weapon security during normal daily activities while allowing rapid access when required. The holster breaks in quickly with use, conforming to the specific pistol profile for improved retention. Law enforcement officers report reliable performance during extended shifts, while civilian carriers appreciate the discreet carry profile that works with business casual attire.

Technical Specs

• Material: Rubberized fabric exterior with nylon interior
• Fits: Springfield Hellcat/OSP, Mossberg MC1sc, Naroh N1
• Carry Position: Front or rear pocket
• Draw Hand: Ambidextrous
• Retention: Friction fit with reinforced mouth
• Weight: Approximately 1.5 oz
• Color: Black
• Manufacturer: DeSantis Gunhide

The DeSantis Nemesis represents four decades of holster engineering focused on practical concealment solutions. Professional users and civilian carriers choose this design when reliable pocket carry takes priority over complex retention systems.