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Best Sig P938 Holster for Concealed Carry

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Here is my P938 in a JM4 Tactical Relic Holster

My picks for the best Sig P938 Holster

I’ve owned a Sig Sauer P938 for a few years now, and can say that it’s the ideal concealed carry gun. It’s small, easy to conceal, quite effective at the range and at halting bad guys in their tracks with 9mm Parabellum self-defense cartridges loaded in the magazine.

But, I can talk all day about this little micro pistol and how I love its 1911-esque ergonomics in a small package, but this isn’t a gun review website … this is a holster review website. And, I want to take a minute to talk to you about what I feel is the best Sig Sauer P938 Holster.

Before I get started though, let me first say that I don’t own all of these holsters anymore. After all, I only hold so many before my wife starts to lose her mind because there are holsters everywhere. So, while this is based on experience, I don’t own all of them–but I’ll only list ones that worked well.

I also want to point out that I still have holsters that I’m reviewing for this website and others that I won’t list here because, in my humble opinion, they suck. We’ll cover those some other day, though, and for now let’s talk about the best Sig P938 holster. Well, they’re the best to me, anyway, because this is my opinion.

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Here is my pocket rig: P938 in a Sticky Holster

Best Sig P938 Pocket Holster —

Sticky Holsters:

The P938 is the perfect size to pocket carry, and I can say that I’ve pocket carried it on many occasions, and till do regularly. In fact, as I sit here and type this, I’m pocket carrying my Sig Sauer P938 in my Sticky MD-2 holster.

This is actually one I still own because it’s so small, fits in my sock drawer, and my wife never sees it. I’ve owned this holster as long as I’ve owned the gun and it’s held up through thick and thin, and what’s really great about it, is that if I need an even smaller setup, I pocket carry a small 2 inch snub nose revolver.

This pocket holster is one I’ll never get rid of, and if it gets damaged I’ll likely get another. I pocket carry this gun all the time and my life would have a void without it.

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Here is my P938 in a JM4 Tactical Relic Holster

Best Sig P938 IWB Holster —

JM4 Tactical RELIC:

This one is relatively new to the market, but I can say that I love it so far and it’s my current go-to for this gun when it’s not in my pocket but prefer to carry IWB. It’s far from cheap, but the quality is unlike anything else I’ve seen out on the market.

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They took high quality leather and sewed it to the inside of molded Boltaron polymer. It’s sexy and performs better than anything else on the market. Get used to me talking about this one, because I’ve got a review coming your way in a little bit.

This definitely wins my vote for top P938 IWB holster, and can be worn appendix if that works for your body type, or anywhere inside the waistband.

Check out the RELIC here.

Best Sig P938 Holster for OWB —

LAG Tactical Defender:

Some of you may be scratching your head on this one. I mean, why need a two clip holster on such a small gun? I tend to like the stability of it and the fact that they just don’t move around as much, and, I’m generally not a fan of wide single clip holsters because they don’t always bite my belt as much as I’d like.

More than that, this one can be worn IWB or OWB, and shines in both scenarios. Personally, I think it’s the best Sig p938 holster for OWB that I’ve found, but I don’t usually carry OWB anymore.

Therefore, I don’t currently own an LAG Tactical, SIG P938 Holster, but still rely heavily on one for my Springfield and my 1911s whenever those are on the concealed carry menu for the day. You can read my full review on it, here.

What’s your go-to Sig P938 holster? Let us know in the comments below.

SHOT Show Range Day 2017

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SHOT Show Range Day 2017 is over and has been a blur of faces, guns, and good times. I saw some old friends, met some new ones, and shot lots of guns. Last year my favorite gun was a revolver in .357 Magnum, and this year is no different.

The Ruger Redhawk in .357 Magnum is an eight-shot revolver capable of shooting the aforementioned mag cartridge, as well as .38 Special. Don’t tell my wife, but I may have one of these in my future, if I can muster up the cash to afford one. Time will tell.

Here’s the handgun in action:


One of the talks of the day was newcomer Hudson’s brand new H9. They have just entered the market with their gun which is likely to change the firearm market, check out the video because the owner can explain it better than I can:

HK was at the range today with their offerings:

I always enjoy running into companies I never even knew existed. These guys gave me a small, kydex business card holder, and I’m already putting it to good use. In fact, I think I see it being used in my EDC, just in case I need to hand a card to someone:

Here is IWI with a Galil ACE:

Honor Defense was out at the range today with their lineup, and Gary here, decided to show off a bit when he challenged us to a dual. I now owe him a beer because he proved that he can disassemble and put it back together again in under a minute. Actually, it was more like 45 seconds. Good job, Gary!

 This is only the first batch of guns, and we have more coming your way. If you have not already, make sure you subscribe to Down Range Daily’s YouTube Channel because we’ll be spitting videos at your like lightning the rest of the week.