Description
The SG-X (IWB/OWB-capable) holster comes equipped with a blister on the back plate of the holster shell. This blister allows the user to choose between carrying inside-the-waistband or outside-the-waistband with a Clip Attachment Plate or Safariland ELS fork. When equipped with a Safariland ELS fork, the SG-X (IWB/OWB-capable) holster can be attached to our chest holster platform and on our drop-leg platform.
All SG-X holsters are custom designed to the firearm they are meant to carry. Standard design features make all SG-X holsters compatible with RMRs, suppressor sights, and threaded barrels. In addition to an angled design that contours the holster to the body, the SG-X holster comes in two configurations: IWB Only and IWB/OWB-Capable for maximum versatility and value.
Current lead time is approximately 4-6 weeks depending on sales volume. You will receive a shipping notification email when your order has shipped. Please do not call in for a status update on your order.
All holsters and mag carriers are made-to-order and not stocked. We appreciate your patience as we handcraft your custom holster.
Details:
- 2-part holster shell enables fully adjustable retention
- .093” thick all-polymer construction
- RMR, threaded barrel, and suppressor sight compatible
- Available with low, mid, or high sweat guard to protect your firearm
- Inside-the-waistband and outside-the-waistband carry options
- Optional built-in blister to accommodate outside-the-waistband carry.Appendix or strongside carry
- Holsters with built-in blister can be worn on the belt with the clip attachment plate or used with a Safariland ELS for cross compatibility with the SG-X Modular Holster System.
- Available option to attach a single mag carrier to the holster shell (Similar to an AIWB+)
- Adjustable cant
- Competition-cut available for select firearm models
DISCLAIMER: This product is not manufactured, authorized, endorsed, or warranted by GLOCK. GLOCK does not warrant or represent that this product is compatible with GLOCK pistols.
