Cross Draw Holsters for Beretta M9A4

How To Choose The Best Cross Draw Holster For Your Beretta M9A4

When you're shopping for a new Cross Draw holster for you.Beretta M9A4, knowing exactly what you want matters. If you've narrowed it down to a Cross Draw holster, you're already on the right path. Below, we’ll walk you through why this carry style might be the ideal fit, how to find the best model for your body type and setup, and what materials and add-ons to consider.

Why Choose a Cross Draw Holster?

Cross draw holsters are designed for those who prioritise comfort while seated and prefer an alternative draw angle. Worn on the opposite side of your dominant hand, this carry style allows you to reach across your body to draw your firearm.

Ideal for seated carry

Cross draw holsters are excellent for drivers or individuals who spend long periods sitting. The placement allows for easy access to your Beretta M9A4 without interference from seatbelts or armrests.

Natural draw motion

The cross-body draw is intuitive for many users, especially those with limited shoulder mobility. It provides a smooth, sweeping motion that can feel more comfortable than a straight-side draw.

Great for open carry and concealment

While cross draw is often used for open carry, with the right cover garment, it can also work effectively for concealed carry, especially when worn slightly forward of the hip.

Keeps firearm away from dominant side activities

For users who carry tools, radios, or other gear on their dominant side, cross draw keeps the firearm accessible without interfering with other equipment.

Suitable for specific defensive scenarios

Cross draw carry can be advantageous in retention scenarios where the firearm is protected by your arms and body angle, making it harder for others to grab.

Whether you’re looking for a comfortable seated carry option or prefer the cross-body draw motion, a cross draw holster provides a practical and accessible way to carry your Beretta M9A4.

How to Choose the Right Beretta M9A4 Cross Draw Holster for Your Body and Lifestyle

Body type and fit

Choose a holster with adjustable cant and ride height to position your Beretta M9A4 comfortably across your torso. Slim users may prefer holsters with less bulk, while larger builds can benefit from broader platforms for stability.

Gun size compatibility

Cross draw holsters work best with compact to mid-sized firearms for easier draw and comfort. Full-size pistols can be carried cross draw but may require holsters with enhanced retention and support.

Carry position

Most users wear cross draw holsters on the front of their non-dominant side hip, angled forward for a smooth cross-body draw. Ensure the holster’s cant allows for quick, natural access.

Handedness

Select a cross draw holster designed for your dominant hand, ensuring the angle and draw direction are optimal for your setup.

Retention and safety

Look for holsters with reliable retention mechanisms to keep your Beretta M9A4 secure during movement. The trigger guard should be fully covered at all times.

Comfort features

Prioritise holsters made from breathable, padded materials to reduce pressure and irritation, especially during long drives or extended seated periods.

Check out other Beretta M9A4 holsters

Be sure to check out what other carry styles we have for Beretta M9A4:
IWB Holsters

OWB Holsters

Appendix Holsters

Ankle Holsters

Belly Band Holsters

Chest Holsters

Concealed Carry Holsters

Drop Leg Holsters

Duty Holsters

Paddle Holsters

Shoulder Holsters

Small Of Back Holsters

Light Bearing Holsters

Red Dot Sight Holsters

Light And Red Dot Holsters

Leather Holsters

Kydex Holsters

Nylon Holsters

Ankle Holsters

Concealed Carry Holsters

Pocket Holsters

Choosing the best Cross Draw   holster for your Beretta M9A4 comes down to fit, comfort, and confidence. Whether you carry concealed every day or need something rugged for outdoor use, this carry style delivers dependable performance.