C&G Holsters 0288100 Covert IWB Kydex Holster Sig P320 Compact

The C&G Holsters 0288100 Covert IWB provides secure appendix and strong-side carry for the Sig Sauer P320 Compact. This minimalist design eliminates bulk while maintaining positive retention and quick draw capability.

What Makes This Different

The Covert series features C&G's proprietary Kydex molding process that creates a precise fit without excessive material. The streamlined profile reduces printing by 30% compared to traditional IWB holsters while maintaining full trigger guard coverage. The integrated belt clip system distributes weight evenly across the belt line, preventing the holster shift common with single-point attachment designs.

Key Features

• Audible retention click confirms secure weapon seating
• Adjustable cant from 0-15 degrees for optimal draw angle
• Sweat guard extends 3/4 length to protect firearm finish
• Belt clip accommodates belts up to 1.75 inches wide
• Precision-molded for Sig P320 Compact frame dimensions
• Smooth interior finish prevents holster wear on slide
• Single-piece construction eliminates failure points

Field testing demonstrates consistent sub-second draw times from concealment with proper training. The holster maintains retention through physical activity while allowing smooth presentation under stress. Weather exposure shows no retention degradation after 500 hours of humidity and temperature cycling. The Kydex material resists deformation at temperatures from -20°F to 180°F.

Technical Specs

• Material: 0.080-inch black Kydex thermoplastic
• Overall length: 7.2 inches
• Weight: 3.1 ounces
• Belt compatibility: 1.25 to 1.75 inches wide
• Cant adjustment: 0-15 degrees
• Retention: Passive friction with audible click
• Compatibility: Sig P320 Compact (all variants)
• Made in USA with lifetime warranty

The 0288100 Covert delivers the reliability expected from C&G's law enforcement customer base in a package sized for civilian concealed carry. Limited production runs mean availability fluctuates based on demand from department contracts.