Sig P365 - Which Model Are You Carrying?

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  • outrider58

    Cold Damp Spaces
    MDS Supporter
    Ha. No. I just got it Thursday though.

    Ugh, bought the wrong holster. I've got the Velo4. Here's what I've learned so far about Tenicor. I love/hate the clips. I'll never worry about the holster getting out of position of falling off my belt. The bad news is, I struggle getting it off my belt (using any belt).
    I had the same problem with the Tenicor. No 'Nancy' fingers here. Quite the opposite, old arthritic hands and fingers. I returned mine(great CS btw) and switched to a Vedder Lighttuk. Similar to the Certum but with a wide single steel clip. Being able to get three fingers on the clip makes on and off easier on my old digits.
     

    John from MD

    American Patriot
    MDS Supporter
    May 12, 2005
    23,098
    Socialist State of Maryland
    Ha. No. I just got it Thursday though.

    Ugh, bought the wrong holster. I've got the Velo4. Here's what I've learned so far about Tenicor. I love/hate the clips. I'll never worry about the holster getting out of position of falling off my belt. The bad news is, I struggle getting it off my belt (using any belt).

    When I'm going to be in the office for awhile, I like to remove my holster. I'm going to have to Dremel off those retaining fins.

    I bought two other holsters; a Alien Gear Shapeshifter and an AIWB from Crossbreed. The Shapeshifter is junk. Way too bulky, way too much plastic and at maximum retention, the gun will fall out. It's going back.

    The Crossbreed I haven't tried to use yet. I used to use one of the SuperTucks with my Kimber at 4 o'clock. With my frozen shoulder, I have to go appendix until I'm 100%.
    The Vedder Rapid tuck is very comfortable and removes easily with one hand. Crossbreeds are good also but IMHO, are too big for a gun the size of the P365.
     

    2ndCharter

    Based dude w/ lovin' hands
    MDS Supporter
    Apr 19, 2011
    4,879
    Eastern Shore
    I had the same problem with the Tenicor. No 'Nancy' fingers here. Quite the opposite, old arthritic hands and fingers. I returned mine(great CS btw) and switched to a Vedder Lighttuk. Similar to the Certum but with a wide single steel clip. Being able to get three fingers on the clip makes on and off easier on my old digits.
    Done, bought the Vedder. We shall see.
     

    E.Shell

    Ultimate Member
    Feb 5, 2007
    10,368
    Mid-Merlind
    I had the same problem with the Tenicor. No 'Nancy' fingers here. Quite the opposite, old arthritic hands and fingers. I returned mine(great CS btw) and switched to a Vedder Lighttuk. Similar to the Certum but with a wide single steel clip. Being able to get three fingers on the clip makes on and off easier on my old digits.
    I like the wide, single clip on my HBE myself, same reason.
    The Vedder Rapid tuck is very comfortable and removes easily with one hand. Crossbreeds are good also but IMHO, are too big for a gun the size of the P365.
    Crossbreeds ARE big for the gun, even a mid-size CZ led to very large holster footprint. I had the SuperTuck and tuckable mag carriers for a CZ P-01 and a MiniTuck for the P365 & X, and felt like both were excessively large for my skinny frame. Some folks appreciate spreading out the pressure with the very large holster, but I prefer a smaller holster, especially with the P365.
     
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    linkstate

    Ultimate Member
    Jan 26, 2013
    1,414
    Howard County
    Regarding the Tenicor clips: Yes they can be a bitch to get into position and undo. Especially at 3:30.

    Tenicor has a couple videos that might help. To take it off I loosen my belt some, push down and pull out to get the hooks undone. Pull the holster up so the hooks rests on the belt. Then bend the clips away from the belt and wiggle it out. Sometime I use my off hand to help. All this with the pistol still in the holster.

    I wear a leather gun belt and so far I haven’t scuffed it up too much with those Tenicor clips.

    One of their videos helped to show how much those clips can be bent outwards. I know DCC makes good clips but I was afraid to bend them too far at first.

    Also, checkout the Discrete Carey Concepts website. They make the clips for Tenicor. You may find clips that will work with out removing the tabs in case you want to go back.

    And for the record, I have keyboard commando fingers.
     

    linkstate

    Ultimate Member
    Jan 26, 2013
    1,414
    Howard County
    So I compared the Tenicor clip to a standard DCC one I have and they both have that inner hook. I think on the Tenicor branded one, the belt slot is slightly narrower. Whatever is different dimensionally, that Certum 3 does not move once in place.
     

    FrankZ

    Liberty = Responsibility
    MDS Supporter
    Oct 25, 2012
    3,373
    I took me Tenicore clips and bent them away from the holster to loosen them up slightly, they are easier to remove now but still very secure.

    There is no way I'd be able to remove them if I carried at 3:30ish.
     

    2ndCharter

    Based dude w/ lovin' hands
    MDS Supporter
    Apr 19, 2011
    4,879
    Eastern Shore
    A bit of an update:

    I said this was happening with every belt. That was every belt I had tried thus far. Today I'm wearing my Core belt and it is much easier to get on and off but still a bit of a PITA and I still have Nancy hands.
     

    FrankZ

    Liberty = Responsibility
    MDS Supporter
    Oct 25, 2012
    3,373
    A bit of an update:

    I said this was happening with every belt. That was every belt I had tried thus far. Today I'm wearing my Core belt and it is much easier to get on and off but still a bit of a PITA and I still have Nancy hands.


    I pushed down and pull the bottom of the clips at the same time. It helped a lot when I started doing it that way.
     

    outrider58

    Cold Damp Spaces
    MDS Supporter


    I pushed down and pull the bottom of the clips at the same time. It helped a lot when I started doing it that way.

    Thanks for posting this. I looked the other day for this, out of curiosity.

    I tried for almost a month, every which way I could. I wanted it to work for me. I could not get it to work at 3 o'clock, which is where I normally carry. I just couldn't do it one-handed. :(
     

    FrankZ

    Liberty = Responsibility
    MDS Supporter
    Oct 25, 2012
    3,373
    Thanks for posting this. I looked the other day for this, out of curiosity.

    I tried for almost a month, every which way I could. I wanted it to work for me. I could not get it to work at 3 o'clock, which is where I normally carry. I just couldn't do it one-handed. :(
    I don't think I could get my shoulders and wrists to work this way at 3:00 or further. I am a 1:30ish carrier and I like it.

    My only real gripe with the Velo is the wedge is a hard spot and it can sit in a bad spot on my when I sit at times.
     

    Archeryrob

    Undecided on a great many things
    Mar 7, 2013
    3,169
    Washington Co. - Fairplay
    I ordered Talon grips and bought them from their website. They say, could take, up to, two weeks. Its been two weeks yesterday and nothing yet, so I emailed them. If you want a set, buy them on Amazon. Same price and delivery the next day. Sold by Talon grips on Amazon, but slow azz delivery from their own store on their website.

    I like a leather holster, but I like the gun at 2:30 and canted fairly well. What does anyone suggest? I was looking at We the People as their cant, but not sure I want the Kydex against my skin. Can't really do appendix as the belly gets in the way and binds like hell sitting. I'd have to quit drinking beer and loose 20+# and I doubt that will happen.
     

    DocPeanut

    Ultimate Member
    MDS Supporter
    Sep 20, 2010
    2,423
    I ordered Talon grips and bought them from their website. They say, could take, up to, two weeks. Its been two weeks yesterday and nothing yet, so I emailed them. If you want a set, buy them on Amazon. Same price and delivery the next day. Sold by Talon grips on Amazon, but slow azz delivery from their own store on their website.

    I like a leather holster, but I like the gun at 2:30 and canted fairly well. What does anyone suggest? I was looking at We the People as their cant, but not sure I want the Kydex against my skin. Can't really do appendix as the belly gets in the way and binds like hell sitting. I'd have to quit drinking beer and loose 20+# and I doubt that will happen.

    A little on the expensive side, but the quality is unmatched
     

    LeadSled1

    Ultimate Member
    MDS Supporter
    Apr 25, 2009
    4,283
    MD
    I put the summer shorts on the Macro. Icarus ACE Hybrid with a Vedder AIWB.
     

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    LeadSled1

    Ultimate Member
    MDS Supporter
    Apr 25, 2009
    4,283
    MD
    I already have a $100 holster for the piccatiny front rail. I got the grip from Sigguy.com for $255. A new sig P365 grip is $50, and another holster of the same quality is $100 so $150 total. For me was an extra $105 difference.
     

    Mike444

    About to be a CZ guy
    Dec 30, 2012
    61
    Parkton
    Dump question…can I buy the P365X Standard Grip module from Sig for use on my P365 X Macro Comp? And do I need to buy a new iwb holster? I have a We The People kydex that works well for me carrying at either 2:30 or 4:30.

    Thx - mike


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    Mike444

    About to be a CZ guy
    Dec 30, 2012
    61
    Parkton
    Dump question…can I buy the P365X Standard Grip module from Sig for use on my P365 X Macro Comp? And do I need to buy a new iwb holster? I have a We The People kydex that works well for me carrying at either 2:30 or 4:30.

    Thx - mike


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    Sig answered my question on their website. I’d have to get the XL grip module as the slide on the Macro is too big for the P365X. Incase anyone cares .
     

    2ndCharter

    Based dude w/ lovin' hands
    MDS Supporter
    Apr 19, 2011
    4,879
    Eastern Shore
    I stopped at 3 gun stores in Virginia and not one had 12 rnd P365 mags for my XL though they all had P365 mags.

    Anyone know a place in DE that stocks them?
     

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