SIG P320 Holsters

Custom Kydex SIG P320 Holsters

Start with the fact that undoes most P320 holster orders: SIG lists a single barrel for the Compact and the Carry, 3.9 inches, one part number covering both. Two pistols with different names, the same slide, and no way to tell them apart from above.

What separates them sits underneath, in the grip module — and that is the half of a P320 our shell actually closes around. So we ask three things, and the model name is not one of them.

OD green Veritas Series Kydex OWB holster with quick-detach mounting

3.9 in

Compact and Carry alike
One SIG barrel part covers both names, which is why slide length alone never finishes the question.

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Configurations we press
Carry, Compact, Full Size, M17, M18, XCarry, X5 Full and the XTen Comp, each on its own buck.

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Guns with a frame safety
The M17 and the M18 carry a thumb lever at the exact height a shell has to close.

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Business days
Cut once your configuration is confirmed, which is the step that keeps a modular gun from getting a generic shell.

Pick Your Configuration

Slide Length, Grip Module, Thumb Safety

A P320 is three decisions stacked on one serialised chassis. Answer all three and the shell is settled; answer only the first and you have narrowed it to two guns. The right-hand column is the line to choose in the configurator.

ConfigurationSlide / grip / safetyOrder this
P320 Compact3.9 in slide, compact grip module, no safety.SIG Sauer P320 Compact
P320 CarryThe same 3.9 in slide on a full-size grip module.SIG Sauer P320 Carry
P320 Full Size4.7 in slide, full-size grip module.SIG Sauer P320 Full Size
P320 M174.7 in slide, coyote finish, and a manual thumb safety.SIG Sauer P320 M17
P320 M183.9 in slide, coyote, thumb safety. Not an M17 with a short slide alone.SIG Sauer P320 M18
P320 XCarry3.9 in slide on an X-series module — flared magwell, higher beavertail.SIG Sauer P320 XCarry
P320 X5 Full5 in slide, the longest we press for this platform.SIG Sauer P320 X5 Full
P320 XTen Comp10mm with a compensator standing past the muzzle.SIG Sauer P320 XTen Comp

Fastest way to settle it yourself: measure from the breech face to the muzzle, then look at whether your grip has a flared, scalloped magazine opening. A flare means an X-series module. Then check the left side of the frame above the trigger for a lever. Those three answers name your pistol better than the box it came in.

Cross-Fit

What a Rebuilt P320 Does to Your Holster

The fire control unit is the registered part, so a P320 can legally become a different-shaped pistol on your kitchen table. Here is what survives that and what does not.

FirearmShares this shell?What to order
Compact slide moved onto a Carry grip moduleNoYou have just built a Carry. The shell follows the assembled gun, not the serial number on the chassis.
P320 Compact in a Carry shellNoSlide seats correctly, then the shorter module leaves the clip and claw pushing against nothing.
P320 M18 in an XCarry shellNoMatching slide length, but the safety lever and the plain module both land where the Kydex wraps.
P320 with a swapped-in aftermarket grip moduleAsk usGrayguns, Wilson and Icarus all change the frame profile. Tell us the maker and we press to it.
P320 Full Size and the M17Ask usSame 4.7 in slide. Whether one shell covers both comes down to your safety lever, so ask first.
P320 XTen Comp without the comp fittedAsk usRemoving it shortens the pistol at the muzzle end, which is precisely where the shell closes.

None of this is a criticism of the design — being able to rebuild a pistol without paperwork is the best thing about it. It just means a P320 order needs a sentence describing the gun as it currently sits, and a model name alone is not that sentence.

Got your three answers?

Slide length, grip module, safety or no safety. Send those over with your carry position and the shell is fully specified.

Carry Style

Carrying a Modular Duty Pistol

Most P320s in circulation started life as duty or service guns, and that shows in how people wear them. These four cover the range.

P320 Appendix IWB

Works best on the 3.9 in slides. A 4.7 in muzzle asks a lot of your waistband when you sit forward.

P320 Strong-Side OWB

The natural fit for a full-size module, and the position the M17 was designed around from the start.

P320 Sidecar

Seventeen or twenty-one on board plus a spare, carried on one chassis rather than two belt clips.

P320 Mag Carriers

Full-size and compact P320 magazines differ in body length, so order the pouch by the magazine you carry.
Lights & Optics

The Slide Is a Part, Not a Model

Coyote Zeus Level 2 duty holster with the retention hood open over the drop plate

Because the slide unbolts from the chassis, what is on top of your P320 today may be nothing like what left the factory with it. Plenty of owners buy a plain gun and fit an X-series slide later. So we ask about the hardware rather than infer it from the name. The rail underneath is a full-length one, which opens the whole light range:

Red dots. P320 slides reach us cut three different ways — factory optic-ready with a plate stack, aftermarket milled direct to the footprint, or an X-series slide swapped on whole. Each puts the glass at a different height. Give us the sight and the plate if there is one, and the channel gets cut to that stack.

The photo is a Level 2 duty build with the retention hood open, which is the configuration most M17 owners end up asking about.

Recommended Builds

Four Builds Across the P320 Range

A platform this wide does not have one right answer, so these span concealment through to duty. Configuration, hand and hardware are all set at checkout.

Triton 2.0 Inside Waistband IWB Holster

$60

The everyday choice for a 3.9 in Compact or Carry. Retention and ride height both adjust, which matters when the grip module underneath can change.

Zeus Level 2 OWB Duty Holster

$130

Active retention with a hood, for the M17 and Full Size guns that spend their time on a duty belt rather than under a shirt.

Veritas Series OWB — QLS / RTI

$75

Quick-detach outside the belt. Suits a pistol that gets reconfigured, because the mount stays put while the shell changes with the gun.

Compare

P320 Compact vs Carry vs Full Size vs M18

Four of the eight, chosen because they are the four most often confused for one another. Read across the slide row first, then down to the grip row to see where they separate.

CompactCarryFull SizeM18
Slide / barrel3.9 in3.9 in4.7 in3.9 in
Grip moduleCompactFull sizeFull sizeCarry, coyote
Manual thumb safetyNoNoNoYes
Flared magwellNoNoNoNo
Shares a shell with the others?NoNoNoNo

The Compact and the Carry are the pair worth staring at. Identical slide, identical barrel, different module, different shell — and they are the two most often ordered as each other. If you take one thing from this page, take that the grip module is not cosmetic on a P320. It is half of what your holster grips.

Why Neptune

Why We Press Eight Separate P320 Bucks

It would be cheaper to cut two shells, call them “compact” and “full size”, and let tolerance cover the rest. Several shops do. Here is what the eight buys you instead:

Pressed one at a time in Middle Tennessee, by a shop run by veterans who mostly carried this platform’s ancestors. More about us, or see the full SIG Sauer range.

Blue carbon fiber Ares Series Level 2 OWB holster on Tegris belt straps
FAQ

SIG P320 Holster Questions

No, even though the slides are the same. SIG sells one barrel for both, listed as the P320 Compact and Carry 3.9 inch, so from the ejection port up the two pistols are identical. The Carry uses a full-size grip module while the Compact uses the shorter one, and our shell wraps the frame where it meets the trigger guard. That is on the module, not on the slide, so the two need separate patterns.
Order for the pistol as it is assembled now, not for what the serial number says. The fire control unit is the registered firearm and it keeps its identity through any number of rebuilds, but Kydex has no opinion about paperwork. If a Compact slide is now sitting in a full-size module, order the Carry pattern. If you have gone to an aftermarket module from Grayguns, Wilson or Icarus, tell us the maker, because those change the frame profile in ways SIG modules do not.
Possibly, and it depends on one thing: the safety. The M17 uses the same 4.7 inch slide and full-size module as a standard Full Size, so the outline matches. What differs is the manual thumb lever on the frame, which sits at the height the shell closes. A shell pressed without relief for it will bear on the lever. Tell us whether your gun has the safety and we will press accordingly.
Slide length, mostly. The M17 runs a 4.7 inch barrel with an 8.0 inch overall length at about 29.4 ounces; the M18 runs 3.9 inches, 7.2 inches overall, and around 26 ounces. Both wear the coyote finish and both carry the manual thumb safety that separates them from the commercial guns. For holster purposes treat them as two different pistols that happen to share a family resemblance, because the three quarters of an inch is all at the muzzle.
Yes, and the XTen Comp is a selector line already. A compensator extends the pistol past where the muzzle would normally end and usually adds width too, so it is not something a standard shell absorbs. It has to be part of the mold. If you have added an aftermarket comp to a gun that did not ship with one, send us the make and model, or a photo alongside a ruler, and we will build around the assembled length.
We do, as the X5 Full line. It carries a 5 inch slide, the longest P320 we press for, and an X-series module with the flared magwell underneath. Both ends of that matter: the extra slide changes where the shell closes at the muzzle, and the flare changes where a concealment claw can bear against the grip. It is a competition gun by design, so most X5 orders come through as outside-the-waistband builds.
Yes, across all eight configurations and at the same price as right-handed. Left-hand shells come off a mirrored mold rather than a right-hand shell with the hardware swapped over, which matters more than usual here because the M17 and M18 safety lever is on one side. Choose Left under Hand in the configurator and mention the safety if you have one.
Concealment builds run $60 to $90, with the Triton 2.0 at $60 covering most Compact and Carry orders and the Veritas at $75 for quick-detach outside the belt. Duty rigs are more: the Zeus Level 2 with active retention is $130. Everything is made after you order, on a ten to fourteen business day window. Confirming your configuration up front is what keeps it inside that window.

Build Your SIG P320 Holster

Give us the slide length, the grip module and whether there is a lever on the frame. Three answers and the shell is yours alone.

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