Thanks for the compliments guys

I've been actually lurking about here for around a year or so, but I just frequently read rather than post. I actually do that on allot of the gun forums out there, it's hard when you end up on too many to keep up with everyone
That rig that Oleg took pics of is actually my personal carry rig for my P3AT, I've got one built out for my left and right pockets. So depending on what I'm carrying that day I run run the P3AT as a backup(normal use) or as a primary, since I'm a big fan of putting the BUG weak side, I use the left handed version of that rig much more. But overall I'm pretty much a Kel-Tec junkie, 99% of the time there is a P3AT in my pocket, and fairly often a PF9 either in the other pocket, or IWB/OWB rig. I'm pretty hooked on these nice little light guns
Oh and here is the link to the holster in question on my site
That shark trim on the holster I should mention, actually is there for a functional purpose more than just decoration. That is shark without the denticles removed, in most pockets it works something like velcro, it grabs the inside of the pocket(hence the "bite" part of the name, it actually bites into the pocket material). It's a one way type of thing, so it goes into the pocket smoothly but then doesn't like to come out, which helps keep it in the pocket on the draw.
Also the question about the leather overlap, it doesn't effect the draw much at all, since the leather is fairly thin it just basically breaks up the outline of the top of the gun. I find that the back of the Kel-Tec's tend to make a very distinctive print on the top because of the flat angles of the rear of the gun and that tends to help camouflage that a little bit more.
Take care guys!
Luke