Is this for the newer version of the sig p250 9mm? I tried one of these paddle holsters before and it wouldnt fit. I have newer rail design.
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That I am not sure. I got this paddle holster for my P250C and its a .45 so I'm not quite sure if it would be compatible with a 9 mm as the calibers are different. Sorry I couldn't be of better help. You may want to call Sig themselves as I'm sure they would be of better assistance :)
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I have a p250 with the new rail system and it fits perfectly!!! I tried 2 other ones that didn't fit at all before I found this one, and this is way cheaper than I paid for either of the other holsters.
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It fit my Sig P320 (same frame as P250) which has the picatinny rail. So if yours has the flat picatinny rail instead of the old curved proprietary rail, this holster will work for you.
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I have the older p250, old rail style in .40. It fits decent there is a little wiggle but it stays locked in.
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You should have no problem with the Sig P250. This holster will fit a number of subcompact semi-auto pistols and small revolvers. I carry a Glock 27 with a Crimson Trace Laser, a Ruger LCP, Ruger LCR and a Ruger SP101 in mine. The front part of the hoster is an elastic material and on the back of the holster you have an adjustable retention strap. My only complaint about the holster is that the thumb break is on the front of the holster and not the back. That is backwards from your typical belt holster and takes a little practice. Otherwise very comfortable and secure no matter what I have put in it. You should have no problem with the Sig P250. This holster will fit a number of subcompact semi-auto pistols and small revolvers. I carry a Glock 27 with a Crimson Trace Laser, a Ruger LCP, Ruger LCR and a Ruger SP101 in mine. The front part of the hoster is an elastic material and on the back of the holster you have an adjustable retention strap. My only complaint about the holster is that the thumb break is on the front of the holster and not the back. That is backwards from your typical belt holster and takes a little practice. Otherwise very comfortable and secure no matter what I have... » Read More You should have no problem with the Sig P250. This holster will fit a number of subcompact semi-auto pistols and small revolvers. I carry a Glock 27 with a Crimson Trace Laser, a Ruger LCP, Ruger LCR and a Ruger SP101 in mine. The front part of the hoster is an elastic material and on the back of the holster you have an adjustable retention strap. My only complaint about the holster is that the thumb break is on the front of the holster and not the back. That is backwards from your typical belt holster and takes a little practice. Otherwise very comfortable and secure no matter what I have put in it. « Show Less
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If it's square framed then I would say yes because I've used it for a full size s&w; mp9, mp shield, and even an s&w; j frame .38 revolver so... For that the retention screw you just tighten to hold whatever is inserted. It's not an inside the waist holster. The paddle goes inside and the rest is outside but to conceal just put jacket or shirt over it. Otherwise check the measurements of your pistol against the mp 9mm
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Yes, my Sig has the rail and fits perfectly. The release tension is also adjustable.
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I can't say for sure whether it will fit the Ruger P95 or not. This holster fits my SR40c and Sig Mosquito like a glove. My best advice for you would be to cross check the dimensions for the SR40/HK1/S&W; Sigma/FN 49 and Taurus Millenium .40. If you're somewhere in the ball park and you think it will work, I can say that this holster is great and worth every penny. Best of luck.
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My opinion is that nothing that goes on the rail will fit into this holster. The fit is too close. Great holster.
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I'm not sure Michael but the Sig rails tend to be a little wider. I bought the Nebo 5559 pro tec HP 190. & it works great PLUS it's adjustable to fit many diff guns. Hope that helps!
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Yes it fits, almost to well, very tight. Good looking holster but paddle does not hold in pants very well and will pull out when drawing.
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this does not fit the p345 model, it only fits the p- series 85 89 90 91 93 94 and 944 I have a p345 tried to see if it would fit but does not try looking at crimson trace CMR-201 rail master fits on rail not the biggest fan of that style but crimson trace doesn't make a lasergrip that I've seen yet that fits the p345
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I doubt it. I got this for my son-in-law who has a full size PX4. I checked the Fobus site and saw nothing for your gun.You might contact them directly. I have several Fobus paddle holsters and they are excellent. Plus lifetime warranty.Note the other comments. Apparently it's a perfect fit. Go for it. They are great holsters.
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I use the comp tac for a glock 34. It's a great fit and very well made. I don't think you can go wrong buying it for a CZ p09. Just my .02
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I'm not sure if I have the latest model ( manufacture date of September 2010 ) but it does fit my P250 compact 9mm .
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Nothing, the P238 & P938 both will fit just fine. Holster has a hard rubber insert that is removable if you have the laser attachment.
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ed, i wouldn't trust this holster to be able to significantly retain the p250 compact. i believe that your best bet is to get a holster from sig sauer, or one of the other companies that will make you one expressly for this gun, and without breaking the bank. do some research on line and see which type, price you would be comfortable with. hope that my opinion helps you. john
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I ordered a sneaky pete holster for my sig p250. You have to make sure you order the sneaky pete that fits the p238, but I'm not a fan of the sneaky pete unless you are a large man. I am a petite woman and it looks way too large on me. Not too sneaky. I use a fanny pack insteak, IWB holster or conceal carry purse, but that's just me. I do use the magazine holders from sneaky pete and they are very well made.
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Not sure, my gun is a Taurus PT Millenium Pro 111 and it fits perfectly. Sorry, I don't own a Sig (yet).
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Sorry, but I'm reasonably sure it will not. It is for the Sig "Classic P Series" of pistols, which the P238 is not one of. And in response to another reviewers answer, no, all Sig slides are NOT built the same (his P226 and P220 just happen to be of the Classic P Series)! I own many models of Sigs including all of the "classic P series", and this sight pusher will ONLY fit those. There is a difference in rail widths and types on other models. Unfortunately I do not own a P238 or I would be able to try it out and tell you 100% one way or the other...