U.S.A. -(AmmoLand.com)- Blackhawk, a leader in law enforcement and military equipment for over 20 years, announced today the addition of new SERPA CQC concealment holsters for the SIG SAUER P365/P365XL, Glock 48, Smith & Wesson M&P Shield EZ 9mm/.380 Auto and Springfield Hellcat pistols.
The SERPA CQC concealment holster line is one of the most popular platforms for law enforcement officers, military personnel, and responsible citizens. The new models are available in a right-hand configuration with a matte finish.
With their unique speed cut design, Blackhawk SERPA CQC concealment holsters have earned a strong reputation for a fast, smooth draw and easy, solid re-holster without slowing the user down.
For the ultimate in handgun security, Blackhawk SERPA CQC concealment holsters feature a passive retention detent adjustment screw and the patented SERPA Auto-Lock release, which offers Level 2 retention and reinforces a full master grip that allows users to draw normally with the index finder sliding from the holster body to the pistol frame in one single movement. Upon re-holstering the firearm, the Auto-Lock immediately engages the trigger guard with an audible click that won’t let go until released.
A belt loop and paddle platform are included. SERPA CQC concealment holsters also fit shoulder, S.T.R.I.K.E., quick disconnect, and tactical holster platforms, making them extremely versatile.
For more information, visit www.blackhawk.com/holsters/.
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How is a serpa holster considered a “concealment” holster? It’s designed to be an outside the waist retention holster. I own a couple and they stick out like a turd in a punchbowl when worn regardless of the gun size. Heck, they aren’t concealable when empty. I can throw a tarp over my car but that doesn’t mean it’s concealed. I question the logic of manufacturing OWB retention holsters for concealed carry guns, that has to be a tiny market. How about a holster for my Beretta 92A1 w/X400? Now that at least makes sense.