Rounded OWB Paddle KYDEX Holster | 'Posi-Click' Retention | Custom Fit | Adjustable Cant | 100% US Made | BLK

These holsters are high quality and an excellent value. I have about six of them between IWB and OWB for Beretta 92, Beretta PX4 Storm subcompact, CZ P10C, and Springfield 1911. I have also purchased a few holsters from the more expensive brands that allow you to customize their holsters.Pros:For every holster I have had they all fit the gun perfectly. They are easily adjustable to the tension you prefer. The guns snap in and out very firmly and positively. The trigger guards 100% completely cover the trigger, nothing is getting in there. You can adjust the tension so that you can hold the holster upside down and shake it hard and the gun does not fall out, yet, the draw is still quick and easy. I have purchased far more expensive customizable hosters that do not even fit the gun properly (*cough* KSG Armory *cough*).The IWB works perfectly with the Philster Enigma if you want to use that. I have one for my PX4 subcompact on the Enigma.Quality is fantastic, except for having the option to customize colors and a few other things, I can’t really tell a quality difference between more expensive holsters I’ve tried.The selection of guns these fit is huge. All the other manufacturers seem to have much few options. So if you want a holster for something other than a Glock or P365, the options sometimes dwindle quickly. I could only find 2 other companies that even make a holster for a PX4 subcompact.Compared to custom holsters, you can have your holster in a few days instead waiting of a few weeks to a few months.I like how much coverage the IWB holsters give you on the higher part of the gun. That part is pushed into your belly, rubs against your skin, and guns often have rough or pointy safety/decockers there. If you don’t like this though, you can just cut it off with a dremel.If you also get a claw, these work exactly as they are supposed to.Cons (mostly very minor):There’s no option for a wedge. But I made my own, there are plenty of DIY videos out there on how to do that.The belt clip:The plastic IWB belt clip is actually great as plastic clips go. But I prefer the metal clips, which are not available on Amazon. But they are only $10 direct from the manufacturer and are excellent so it’s not too difficult to swap them.The OWB belt clips on the other hand are awful and it’s my only real complaint with any of their holsters. Even with a 1 and 1/2 inch belt the bottom hook is 3/4 of an inch below the belt which just allows way too much play. I am including a picture of this. I have swapped the metal clips onto my IWB holsters and then swapped the plastic IWB clip over to the OWB holsters and this works well enough.Optic cut:I bought one with an optic cut (Beretta 92) and the cutout went so far down that most of the ejection port was uncovered. I’m including a picture of this. While I don’t think it really will affect the function, there’s just no way any optics cut ever needs to go so far down because your optic will never cover the ejection port. Most of my guns have optics and I just buy the non optic version and cut it out myself with a Dremel. However, if you don’t want to do this the holsters with optic cuts still do function just fine.All in all, value for the money, my experience with Concealment Express holsters if 5 stars. They are excellent holsters for the money. The exception is the OWB holsters because the belt clip is just awful.

I really like these paddle holsters! I own at least 3 of them for different makes and models of EDC personal protection.They are very easy to grab and go. Conceals well, you just need a cover shirt or jacket and your ready to go. Also they provide adjustable retention and are great for fast draw.

This is the 3rd Concealment Express holster I’ve purchased. Each has been for a different firearm. The quality on all of them has been solid and the form fitting KYDEX has always fit perfectly.I conceal-carry OWB between 2 and 3 o’clock, which can be a bit of a trick to avoid printing. The holsters are minimalistic (but provide full coverage) and add very little to the bulk of the firearm. The biggest challenge for me is the end of the pistol grip can print under a cover shirt. To fix this, I swapped out the rubber grommets used to offset the paddle from the holster body. I used a large grommet for the front bolt, and a very small one for the back. This resulted in the holster body having a 15 degree angle/cant relative to the paddle. With this modification, the but of the pistol sits flush to the hip now and does not stick out. Printing problem solved.One benefit with the KYDEX material used in this holster is that it’s easy to modify and mold. I put a red dot on my EDC and had to modify the holster to accommodate it. Making the mods was as simple as using a candle to warm up the KYDEX and pliers to stretch the material to accommodate the sight. I then used wire cutters to trim where needed.I’ve only had two issues in the year and a half I've used these holsters. The first is the hooks on the paddles can be a little too aggressive. This can be fixed by simply trimming the barbs down a little with wire cutters. The second issue is the anchors attaching the paddle to the holster body tend to loosen up over time. This is not a big deal. I just tighten them once every couple months. If I was more motivated, I'd use some blue Locktite.Given these minor tweaks, I’ve found these holsters to be very comfortable and durable. I thought the paddle concept would be awkward, but the shape seems to fit perfectly.

Excellent seller and will buy again 👍

I got this holster because it's a decent one for the money and I like paddle holsters it will be getting replaced with a leather paddle holster when I have the money. It isn't because it's a bad holster I just prefer leather. I'll probably take the kydex off the paddle and fit the holster in between my seat and console to carry in the car when I get my leather one

Wear paddle outside the jeans just clamping on the belt, at 3 oclock works the best with the least printing and easiest way to go on and off. I used a die grinder with tree shaped carbide burr to shave off (a little at a time) so my Holosun 407K will fit. The holster holds the P365XL great with very little wobble or shifting while wearing. Seems like it was a pain to put on in the 4 oclock to 5 oclock and printed more. I had no luck putting the paddle inside my pants and belt both, was hard to get the holster back off also. Most of this problem is being old and fat though. The holster is great!