Beretta m9/92 holsters

[espacef1fan]

I'm considering an alien gear iwb holster for my M9. In the future I may buy a 92fs with a rail. If I buy a holster for the 92 with a rail will my m9 fit properly? What about a taurus pt92 rail?

I appreciate any answers based on firsthand knowledge

[gjohnsoniv]

As far as I know the railed models won't fit a non-railed holster.

[espacef1fan]

Yeah I gathered that I'm asking the other way around

[mmirob]

It will likely fit but not fit right.  Depending on the maker it could "rattle" or move.  It's a big pistol for IWB IMO.

[espacef1fan]

The fit is why I was hoping someone might be able to share their experience with railed holster and a non railed gun. I kniw the m9 is large for iwb but without a holster it's comfortable that way, but my employer says I need to have a holster..so... I am trying to find more comfortable ways to carry this thing 24/7

[Oh Shoot]

Extra Alien Gear shells are only 13 clams, can always add one for a 92A1 later.

 

- OS

Edited August 26, 2015 by Oh Shoot

[Ron Padilla]

There are several here on the board that can help you out with making a holster either IWB, or OWB, hybrid, full kydex I am here in town and can help out as well, Just some FYI.

[TNWNGR]

I'm considering an alien gear iwb holster for my M9. In the future I may buy a 92fs with a rail. If I buy a holster for the 92 with a rail will my m9 fit properly? What about a taurus pt92 rail?

I appreciate any answers based on firsthand knowledge

 

In answer to you question it depends on whether the railed holster is designed to have a weapon light attached to the firearm when holstered. If so then the side tension will hold the gun in place but it will not be totally secure. If negative on the weapon mounted light then you'll be ok and a foam filler can easily be inserted in the rail recess should you have further concerns.

[espacef1fan]

Thanks for the replies. They all kind of added up to about what I figured.