Check out our Appendix Holster for the Sig Sauer P365 with Streamlight TLR-6. The above holster features a mid ride height and a straight draw- perfect for carrying at the 12 o'clock position. 

How to Order:

Firearm:
Start by choosing your firearm model and light/laser configuration. We have a drop down menu that list each Manufacturer and Model in alphabetical order. If you don't see your firearm and light/laser, we may not have that model available just yet.

Holster Color:
The next step is choosing your Holster Color. We do provide swatches on the order form, but larger pictures can be found on our FAQ page here.

Draw Hand:
Choose how you'd like to carry the holster: Right or Left Handed

Belt Attachment:
Choose your desired belt attachment from the drop down menu, along with the corresponding belt size. 1.5" is the most common belt size. 1.75" is most common for tactical belts, and 2"-2.25" is common for duty belts.

We offer the Curved Clip (shown above)(1.5" only), the Flat Clip (sizes 1.75"-2.25"), the J-Hook (1.5"-2.25") and pull-the-dot Soft Loops (1.5"-2").

Ride Height:
This is how your holster and firearm will sit in relation to the belt, vertically. A low ride height put the grip of the gun lower in the belt line. Be careful with a low ride height, as the grip of the firearm can become buried easily with a reverse cant angle. A mid ride height, which is the most common, will put the top of the belt in line with where the trigger guard meets the frame. The high ride height will put the holster higher up on the belt, giving you a full grip. To see the ride height and cant angle chart, scroll through the product pictures. PLEASE NOTE: The Grip Concealment Claw will work with a mid or high ride height, not a low ride height.

Cant Angles:
We offer many different cant angles conducive to every carry method. If you plan to carry at 12 o'clock, you'll want to choose a straight draw (0° cant). The forward cant angle tilts the grip away from the draw hand. A reverse cant angle tilts the towards your draw hand. PLEASE NOTE: the Grip Concealment Claw will only work with slight cant angles, or no cant at all.

Here is our Cant Angle Chart:

The Most common belt attachment for our AIWB Holsters is the Curved Clip, shown above. The Curved Clip comes in a 1.5" belt width, accommodating most gun belts. The clip is designed to mimic the curve of the waistline, hugging the belt and offering more support than a standard holster clip.

The lift tabs allow you to easily take the holster off the belt for quick un-holstering.

Our sight channel is a bit taller than most holsters on the market, standing at just over .25". This height will fit your stock sights, night sights and fiber optic sights, however we are able to accommodate taller cowitness sights on optic-ready and suppressor-ready models, even the .6" Dawson Precision sights. 

Our Appendix Holsters feature a full sweat shield, extending to the top of the back of the slide to protect the body from pinching when re-holstering and to protect the gun from sweat. The rear sights are also protected within the holster.

Our holsters are made from thicker .093" material, unlike many other Kydex holsters on the market. Holsters made of thinner material such as .080" and .060" typically tend to crack after a few months to a year of use.

All of our hardware consists of Melonite or Zinc coated hardened steel hardware that is impervious to rust. As you can see above we take time to round our edges and polish them for comfortable all day carry. We shape each holster by hand, in our shop in North Carolina.

Our AIWB Holsters come standard with a covered magazine release button. We are able to also accommodate extended after market mag releases, as well as mag releases that have been switched to the right side for left handed shooters.

All of our holster orders go through 5 signature required quality checks to ensure the holster is perfect before shipment. For our appendix holsters, we check to make sure that the grip concealment claw perfectly aligns with the belt so that it functions properly when worn.

The claw pushes against the belt to pull the grip into the body. If the clip is placed too high or too low to catch most of the belt, the claw will slip under the belt. 

To Order a Custom Light bearing AIWB Holster, click here.