Kydex holster

[Wunderbar]

I'm looking for an outside the pants Kydex holster for a Sig P229 E2. It does have the rail.
I'm currently looking at Blackhawk Serpas and Blade-Tech holsters. Any recommendations?
Thanks.

 

[TRfromMT]

Two words - Garrett Industries.

Hybrid leather lined kydex in just about any design you can imagine. Not sure if you need one to accommodate a light or not, though. Not sure they do that. Definitely worth checking out though.

 

[BladeScout]

I'm looking for an outside the pants Kydex holster for a Sig P229 E2. It does have the rail.
I'm currently looking at Blackhawk Serpas and Blade-Tech holsters. Any recommendations?
Thanks.

Unless You train exclusively and intensively with that holster, Id advise against the Serpa. Its IMO not for the broad shooting/carrying public.

Caveat: I dont know You, so I have no way of knowing - You might train a lot, so its nothing against You personally. Further more, I suspect the Serpa might not be as risky a holster to carry with your SIG, than it might be with a cocked and locked 1911 or a Glock.

 

[Wunderbar]

Yes. I've heard quite a bit about the Serpa release/trigger pull situation.

 

[Reswob]

You didn't say if it was for concealment or not, but the Sherpa (aside from any AD/ND problems) is a huge brick of a holster. My OWB holsters are from X-Concealment: http://www.flccw.com/X-Concealment/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=65&products_id=226
This is the only company I know of making "Raven Concealment style" holsters, but without all the excess kydex.

 

[evltcat]

Our own Dave Brown ( BuyBrown Ind. ) makes some awesome kydex holsters

I have dozens of sheaths from him and can highly recommend him! :thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[Sid Post]

I'm a huge Blade-Tech holster fan. Very high quality and a well established brand. So far, Blade-Tech holsters are all I use for Kydex.