What holsters fit the P-07?

[boosted23]

K
My aliengear iwb tuck 2.0 holster for my p07. It was $45 shipped. I love it. Worth the wait.
Www.aliengearholster.com
Lifetime warranty and lifetime shell  change if you change weapons. No need to buy another holster.

[my65swede]

Well I ordered the IMI Defense holster for the USP compact. If anything I'll at least be able to answer the question for the forum.

[my65swede]

The verdict is in: It does not fit  I ordered the SERPA.

[v_dubguy2004]

My65swede. I have a holster similar to that but its made for a Springfield xd. Fits perfectly and the lock works as well.

[Alpha Sierra]

I will never understand the attraction to SERPAs and its knockoffs.  Quite possibly the worst holster design in history.

They don't even conceal well.

[djcantr]

Got a StealthGear Onyx hybrid IWB holster today.  I had ordered it for the P-07 I got a couple weeks ago.  It's my first gun for IWB carry.  I had just previously pocket carried a S&W 442 or Ruger LC9 but was wanting to try the P-07 IWB.  My pants are usually relatively snug and fit well, so they were really tight with the Onyx and P-07 IWB.  Aside from that, it was very comfortable and concealed well.  I like the soft backing and it conformed to my waist well.  I ordered a couple pairs of jeans one inch larger in the waist.  Really looking forward to carrying the P-07 often.

[Rotten]

Made contact with G-Code Holsters if everyone submits a demand for holster to them they may just make for the cz p07 and po9 thats my suggestion. any how this is what i msg them and there reply..

"Conversation started April 10
StatonX
4/10, 8:12pm
StatonX
Hello does the Incog - Weapon: 080_Sphinx_SDP Sphinx SDP 9mm
also fit the CZ PO7? Alot of people on the cz forum would love to purchase the incog if it fits. Unless your company will be making the incog specific for the cz... Please dont ignore just need a yes or no in regards to the fit thanks. your products rock keep up the good work!!!!
Friday
G-Code Holsters
4/18, 7:01pm
G-Code Holsters
I don't know I need to get my hands on a CZ to see. Officially though I never recommend that you use a gun in one of our holsters that it was not designed for."

Considering they do holsters for the sphinx sdp and its basically the same design as the po7 i am really curious if it fits. If anyone wants to order 1 and try i think it would be more of a positive fit than an negative fit...


I rem. reading that a forum member sent them a msg and they didn't reply well took them a few days but they replied. There not so bad after all..

Contacted g-Code last week and got the same response. It appears they have no interest in just buying a blue gun and making a holster. I even assured them I would buy one but got the same non-committal response. I went ahead and got the Fobus paddle holster. Haven't hit the range with it yet but it was under $30- on Amazon. Ordered it Friday and it was delivered Sunday afternoon. Barring rain I will shoot with it tomorrow. I hope it works better than my P-07 which has given me nothing but a headache so far.

[CAK]

Just ordered this from Amazon for $11.50! Figured for $11 bucks why not.



Looks like a decent, open top nylon Kydex hybrid paddle design with a velvet lined inside to help protect the gun finish. Should make for a nice basic range holster.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00E92QTNM/ref=od_aui_detailpages00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[Rotten]

I took the Fobus holster to the range and a major design flaw quickly became apparent. The sight channel is an itty bitty thing that is an exact fit for the P-07. This causes undue drag on the draw as well as making it unnecessarily difficult to reholster. If you are not careful, the gun twists as the sight post catches and twist the whole gun sideways. It also came out of the holster with big peeling strips of plastic stuck to the front sight on the draw. You can see in the pictures how chewed up it is getting already (upper holster). Shown for for comparison is a Fobus 9mm Glock holster which not only has a much more user friendly sight post channel, the overall length is much better as well. It seems as if this was designed for a P-09 and the P-07 leaves the bottom inch of the sleeve unused. The Glock holster is simple and intuitive yet the CZ one from the same company is just frustrating. If they had used the same principals used with the Glock version this holster would be a steal at only $30 from Amazon.

I also believe this holster is unlikely to accommodate any taller front sight posts if the user wants to swap out the sights for a FO set from CGW or CZC.

[fusegsp]

I didn't read through all 12 pages, but just in case it hasn't been mentioned, PJ Holsters makes concealment holsters for the P07. I got a demo model that was used by Paul for photos so I didn't have a long wait time.

[Tobuk]

I took the Fobus holster to the range and a major design flaw quickly became apparent. The sight channel is an itty bitty thing that is an exact fit for the P-07. This causes undue drag on the draw as well as making it unnecessarily difficult to reholster. If you are not careful, the gun twists as the sight post catches and twist the whole gun sideways. It also came out of the holster with big peeling strips of plastic stuck to the front sight on the draw. You can see in the pictures how chewed up it is getting already (upper holster). Shown for for comparison is a Fobus 9mm Glock holster which not only has a much more user friendly sight post channel, the overall length is much better as well. It seems as if this was designed for a P-09 and the P-07 leaves the bottom inch of the sleeve unused. The Glock holster is simple and intuitive yet the CZ one from the same company is just frustrating. If they had used the same principals used with the Glock version this holster would be a steal at only $30 from Amazon.

I also believe this holster is unlikely to accommodate any taller front sight posts if the user wants to swap out the sights for a FO set from CGW or CZC.

If you take the time to file/sand out that holster a little bit, it works great.  I had the same issue with the sight, and just a generally too-tight fit on the holster.  Took about an hour with some sand paper to relieve enough material to make it work well.  I also took a razor knife to the end of the holster and cut it off so it's only 1/8" longer than the pistol.  I sanded down all the rough edges with some 800 grit sandpaper, and everything feels/looks just about as good as factory.

I should take a couple of pictures...

[mmashburn85]

I tried quite a few of the BlackHawk Serpa holsters at my LGS and all of them were too small for my 2014 P-07, including the H&K USP Compact.  I am considering getting a BladeTech OWB paddle holster.  Does anyone have one of these?  If so, what are your thoughts?

[benq]

I had the same experience as Rotten.  My last two holster purchases,  I made sure to ask about the sight channel and if they could be made taller to accommodate any future FS upgrades. Currently wearing Hidden hybrid IWB and waiting for an OWB from Dara Holsters.

[FakeCZName]

I don't care for SERPA holsters. Just not a good carry holster.

I have been using a FALCO IWB "tuckable" mahogany leather holster for my P-07 for over a year now.

Best most comfortable holster I have ever had. I even carry my other guns in it because it is just so comfortable and easy to conceal.

I had a leathersmith sew the tuckable belt loop strap to the holster since I prefer not to tuck my shirt.

FALCO makes good holsters--custom to fit the P-07 or P09. It takes them a while, but the workmanship is A++.

They also make OWB holsters if that's what you want.

[shakazulu12]

I've been reading this thread now for an hour.  I just want to thank all of those who have posted pics and their experiences.  I've been carrying in an Alien Gear hybrid for a while now.  I'm not sure what happend, may have been that I've lost a ton of fat and put on 20 pounds of muscle, but the more I use it, the less I like it these days.  I'm 5'11" 175-180 now (but 30 inch waist) so now looking at the AIWB options and something else that I can wear from 3-5.