SP2022 40cal Holster

[wayne622]

I am searching for my newly purchased SP2022 40cal....I am having a hard time locating one...Anyone know where I can find one?

 

[Blaster229]

http://http://www.desantisholster.c...0-PRO2009-SP2022/BELT-HOLSTERS/Speed-Scabbard

Try this.

 

[rsj1231]

I have Blackhawk Serpa's for my Sig P226 and Glock 19. Got them from Amazon. They're sturdy and I really like the retention button and the size isn't too big.

Here's one for your SP2022.
http://www.amazon.com/BLACKHAWK-SERPA-PADDLE-SAUER-BH410508BK-R/dp/B00196YC26/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1370617529&sr=8-1&keywords=blackhawk+sig+2022

 

[BradMacc82]

What style are you looking for - IWB, OWB, paddle, belt loop??

What type of rentention?

What are you willing to spend??

 

[R1Peacock]

Have you checked the various holster manufacturers for the "Sig Pro". It's basically the same gun and was reclassified to the SP2022 by Sig a few years ago. Most holster fit guides still refer to the Sig Pro. I know Fobus makes holsters for that gun as does Safariland, Bianchi, etc. ---

RP

 

[wayne622]

What style are you looking for - IWB, OWB, paddle, belt loop??

What type of rentention?

What are you willing to spend??

I'm looking for something that has the combo of belt loop and paddle but not too bulky. My preference is something OWB. I'm looking for something <$50.

 

[R1Peacock]

Look at the Fobus or Blackhawk holsters.

I've had a Fobus Roto Paddle Holster for the Sig Pro for about 10 years. Super comfortable, secure and indestructible - worn it for plain clothes assignments, off duty, court, etc. I picked up another one for my Sig 229 and wear it in the woods. Fobus has a newer "Digi Path" model if you want more retention. You can replace the paddle with a belt loop adapter -- but why. The paddle is pretty secure and is a snap to remove "when u need it removed".

RP

 

[BradMacc82]

I'm looking for something that has the combo of belt loop and paddle but not too bulky. My preference is something OWB. I'm looking for something <$50.

That limits you to a few makers (off the top of my head) - Fobus and Blackhawk Serpa.

Trying not to turn this into a holster bashing thread.

The Serpa's have their pro's/con's. I started out with them, and they are comfortable, cheap, and easy to use/adjust. Some pro's there.

Some of the con's - They're pretty much banned from certain competitions and training schools. And in my case, rubbed the finish off one of my guns in the contact areas.

For the price though, they're not a bad way in.