Every kydex holster we make is molded over one specific gun, so it grips the slide and the trigger guard and the gun seats with an audible click. That precision is the point, and it means you need the holster built for your pistol rather than a universal pouch. This page lists every gun we currently make or stock a holster for, grouped by brand, with the guide for each.
Find your gun
| Brand | Gun | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Glock | Glock 19, 19X, 23, 32, 44, 45 | Holsters for the Glock 19 |
| Glock | Glock 17, 22, 31 | Holsters for the Glock 17 |
| Glock | Glock 26, 27, 33 | Holsters for the Glock 26 |
| Glock | Glock 43, 43X, 43X MOS | Holsters for the Glock 43 |
| Sig Sauer | P365, P365 MOS | Holsters for the P365 |
| Sig Sauer | P365XL, P365XL MOS | Holsters for the P365XL |
| Sig Sauer | P365 XMACRO | Holsters for the P365 XMACRO |
| Sig Sauer | P320 Compact and Full Size | Holsters for the P320 Compact and Full Size |
| Smith & Wesson | Bodyguard 2.0 | Holsters for the Bodyguard 2.0 |
| Smith & Wesson | Shield, Shield Plus, Shield M2.0 | Holsters for the Shield |
| Smith & Wesson | Shield EZ .380 and 9mm | Holsters for the Shield EZ .380 and 9mm |
| Smith & Wesson | Equalizer | Holsters for the Equalizer |
| Smith & Wesson | J-Frame 2-inch (642, 442, 638, 640) | Holsters for the J-Frame 2-inch (642 |
| Springfield | Hellcat and Hellcat OSP | Holsters for the Hellcat and Hellcat OSP |
| Springfield | Echelon Compact | Holsters for the Echelon Compact |
| Springfield | XD-S 3.3, MOD.2 and 4-inch | Holsters for the XD-S 3.3 |
| Ruger | RXM | Holsters for the RXM |
| Ruger | LCP II and LCP Max | Holsters for the LCP II and LCP Max |
| Ruger | LCR | Holsters for the LCR |
| Taurus | G2C, G2S, PT111 G2 | Holsters for the G2C |
| Canik | METE MC9 and MC9 Prime | Holsters for the METE MC9 and MC9 Prime |
| Walther | PDP Compact, Full Size, F-Series | Holsters for the PDP Compact |
| H&K | CC9 | Holsters for the CC9 |
| CZ | Shadow 2 Compact | Holsters for the Shadow 2 Compact |
| Kimber | K6s 2-inch and 3-inch | Holsters for the K6s 2-inch and 3-inch |
| Byrna | Byrna SD and EP | Holsters for the Byrna SD and EP |
| Byrna | Byrna LE | Holsters for the Byrna LE |
| Byrna | Byrna CL | Holsters for the Byrna CL |
How holster fit actually works
Two measurements decide whether a holster fits: the length of the slide and the shape of the trigger guard. Everything else, the grip, the magazine, the frame, sits outside the kydex. That is why one mold can cover six Glocks and still refuse a seventh, and why a gun with a light needs its own mold. Our holsters are formed in .08-inch kydex with folded edges, a full-length sweat shield, retention set by screws and a belt clip that cants about 20 degrees either way. They are handmade in the USA, right or left hand, and guaranteed for life.
If your gun is not on the list
A few cases are worth naming. We stock an IWB holster for the Ruger SR9 that does not have a guide of its own yet. For guns we have no mold for, or for carrying without a belt, a belly band that holds a rigid kydex holster is the honest answer: the trigger stays covered by hard kydex instead of fabric. The beltless carry guide covers the rest of the options.
Picking a carry position
Appendix carry is the most concealable and the most sensitive to setup: neutral cant, a claw, and a holster with a full sweat shield so reholstering is safe. Strong side at 3 to 4 o'clock with fifteen degrees of forward cant is the easiest place to start and the most forgiving of body shape. Our guides for appendix carry and IWB versus OWB versus AIWB go into the detail, and holster clips explained covers how the thing attaches to you.
Frequently asked questions
Will a holster for one gun fit a similar one?
Only if the two guns share a slide and trigger guard. A molded holster grips those, not the grip frame, which is why one mold covers the Glock 19, 19X, 23, 32, 44 and 45, and why it will not take a Glock 17. Each guide above says exactly what its mold fits.
Does the generation of my gun matter?
Usually not. The parts the kydex grips are the slide and the trigger guard, and those are unchanged across most generations. Where a generation changed the slide, the guide for that gun says so.
What if I run a light or an optic?
A weapon light changes the shape the holster has to close around, so a standard mold will not click with a light attached. We make light-bearing molds for several guns, including Streamlight TLR-7 and Olight Baldr and PL-Mini 2 fits; the guide for your gun lists them. Optics are easier: the standard molds clear low-mount dots, and MOS-specific molds exist where the optic cut changes the slide.
Can I add a claw?
Yes. The screw spacing on our IWB holsters accepts a claw, which rotates the grip of the gun into your body and is the single biggest improvement for appendix carry.
Are left-hand holsters available?
Yes, every holster is made right or left hand, in black or carbon-fiber-pattern kydex.
What if you do not make a holster for my gun?
Two routes. A belly band that holds a rigid kydex holster covers guns we do not have a dedicated mold for, and it is the usual answer for beltless carry. Or write to us: the molds are made in house, and the list above grows.
The bottom line
Find your gun in the table, read the guide for it, and buy the mold that matches your exact slide, light and optic. If the gun is not listed, a belly band with a kydex holster is the fallback that still covers the trigger.
Related reading
What makes a good concealed carry holster
What is a kydex holster?
Best concealed carry holsters, all styles
Best left-handed holsters
Best light-bearing holsters
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