Sig Sauer Kydex Holster

This is definitely one of the concealed carry options that I would recommend to someone looking for a budget holster. I have a smaller frame so I just needed something that wouldn't get in the way. It's not one of the $100+ options that you see, and it doesn't wear like one either.Things I liked:Fairly comfortable for an inside waistbandNot very expensiveHolds weapon fairly securelyThings I didn't like so much:Only has one securement point, so the cant may shiftHave to wear a shirt underneath to get maximum comfortPresses the weapon to body, may be an issue when drawing the weaponNeed to wear a belt for it to be secure, no exceptionsNo pocket for an extra magazineOverall, I would recommend to someone who wants a holster and doesn't have a lot of money to spend on one, however understand what it is and isn't and decide if it may make sense to save a bit more and get something else.

I almost rated this holster five stars.My EDC is a well-used, older SiG P228 (no rail). The holster fits it securely, and I can shake the holstered gun gently without the gun falling out.The clip has held up for six months of constant on-off use without any issues. It slips on an average belt effortlessly, and comes off with a minimum of fuss.The holster holds the gun in place with little chafing, no heat retention, and no worries about it sopping up sweat.I like the holster a LOT, and I trust it with my EDC; in fact, I liked my Badger for the P228 so much that I got a second holster for my Bersa BP9CC. That model works just as well.The ONLY issue I have had with this holster is control over the cant angle. The clip is set vertically and cannot be adjusted. You can push the holster either straight or into a cant, but any pressure on the gun will push it forward or backward. This means the grip is not always at the angle where I thought I left it.Although not completely perfect, I highly recommend Badger Concealment to anyone who wants a great kydex IWB holster.

My old nylon holster was straight vertical. This would cause the handgrip side to droop, giving it a reverse cant if you will. I was constantly straightening the thing out, which kinda defeats the purpose of "concealed." I chose this holster for two reasons: affordability and forward cant. It fit the bill on those two items perfectly. On top of that I find it extremely comfortable. It's so comfortable that now, instead of reaching back to straighten out my handgun, I occasionally reach back to make sure it's still there! This is not a retention holster in the sense of having a lock you need to release, but the fit is snug enough that I don't worry about it. It all depends on your activity level I guess. I wouldn't recommend doing back flips on the dance floor with this holster, but for everyday normal activity it should be fine.Sig Sauer P232

I actually thought I had ordered this kydex holster for my P365 but when it arrived, the edges were sharp, the fit wasnt precision and there was extra material that didn't need to be there on the holster hardware.I looked at the holster I've used daily for years to carry my Ruger LCR and saw Badger!My Badger for the P365 fits like a champ, there's no sharp edges either around where the rear sight sits or at the tip of the barrel.The retainer screw was already dialed in, firm but still lets go without tugging too hard.Highly recommend this product for daily concealed carry.

Flawless. Comfortable. Perfect fit right out of the box. Trigger is safely covered. Carbon Fiber looks great. Would buy another at the drop of a dime. Shipped fast as well. Seriously, this holster is legit. Im on Sigtalk all the time and see tons of higher priced holsters that all look the same. This looks the same as most, yet at a fraction of the cost. If you are new to pistols and just getting this as your first holster for CCW, this tucks INSIDE your waistband ( I find zero printing for myself when holstered at 4-5-6:00). However, be sure as a new CCW carrier to always give your pants at least a extra inch or two in the waist. Or just lay off the pizza and extra beers for a few weeks so the holster fits in there well. No scratches on my p938 and I usually draw a dry fire at least 30-50 a day. Practice make perfect. Get your trigger squeeze perfect. Take your time. And GET THIS HOLSTER!!

I was surprised how well it fits to my weapon and confort

Okay so, this is MUCH better holster than the price would indicate. Many kydex holster's that sell for double or even triple this kind of price are not as well done as this one. It's form-fit PERFECTLY. However: SIG OWNERS TAKE CAUTION!! SiG has many varieties for each model they sell. For example, the P229 was variously offered with sigrail, 1913 / picatinny rail, full rear slide serrations and half slide serrations etc. My P229 is an older German Framed example with the half serrations, so this holster did not fit my pistol exactly. The seller reached out by phone, was very courteous and helpful, he said while he did not have a mold for that specific model, he would be happy to send me a replacement holster fit for another pistol I own. Excellent product, excellent customer service.

I have two Concealment Express holsters, one for a Taurus PT111 and one for a Ruger LCP. Love them both. I needed a new one for a Sig P938 and figured I would try and save $10 with a Badger and boy am I glad I did. Not only did I save $10 on the price, but the Badger holster clearly had some more TLC given to it. As you will see in pics, the Badger holster on the right, has smoother edges. I had to take a file to my Concealment Express holsters to smooth the edges, but the Badger holster was already clean and smooth. You can’t go wrong with either, but you can save $10 on the Badger and spend less time smoothing it out.