Holsters for Sig Sauer P320

How to choose the best holster for your Sig Sauer P320

Finding the right holster for your Sig P320 starts with how you carry day-to-day. This gun’s modular design means you’ve got options, but not every holster handles its size or accessories the same. A solid fit matters most. You want something that stays put, protects the trigger, and feels right whether you're walking, driving, or just moving through your day. Comfort counts. Retention counts. And if your setup includes a light or optic, you’ll want to make sure the holster’s built for it.

Carry Options for Sig Sauer P320 holsters

Concealed Carry

If you carry the Sig Sauer P320 concealed, holster size and ride height make a real difference. Some folks like to carry appendix-style, others strong side. Either way, low-profile builds help avoid printing, and a good sweat guard saves your skin on long days. Both a Sig Sauer P320 concealed holster and a Sig Sauer P320 concealed carry holster should sit snug, move with your body, and stay hidden under light layers. Go for adjustable retention so you’re not second-guessing your draw.

IWB Holsters

IWB holsters for the Sig Sauer P320 need to handle bulk without digging in. Look for soft edges, slim clips, and a ride height that’s easy to draw from. A Sig Sauer P320 IWB holster should disappear under a T-shirt but still feel stable enough for active carry.

OWB Holsters

OWB is great if you prefer comfort and faster access. Some models hug close enough for casual concealment under a hoodie or jacket. A Sig Sauer P320 OWB holster should offer full coverage and balanced weight so it doesn’t flop around while you move.

Shoulder Holsters

Shoulder carry works if you’re sitting a lot or layering up. Think long drives, jackets, or cold weather setups. A Sig Sauer P320 shoulder holster spreads the weight and keeps the gun accessible when waistband options don’t make sense.

holsters with light

Adding a weapon light changes the whole profile. You’ll need a holster that accounts for both width and weight. A Sig Sauer P320 holster with light should offer precise molding for your light model, no loose fit, no binding draw. Good retention matters more here since the added bulk can tug when you move.

holsters with light and optic

Running both a light and optic? You’re pushing max size, so your holster better be ready. A Sig Sauer P320 holster with light and optic needs an open top or optic cut, plus a channel that fits your light snug. Look for reinforced structure so the rig doesn’t flex or cave under the extra weight.

drop leg holsters

Drop leg setups shift weight off your belt and give fast access. A Sig Sauer P320 drop leg holster rides lower, stays clear of jackets, and feels solid on the draw. Make sure the straps don’t pinch and the platform holds tight to your leg without shifting.

drop leg holsters with light

If you’re running a light, drop leg carry gives you more space to work with. A Sig Sauer P320 drop leg holster with light should support the full setup without sag. Bonus if it clicks in securely and doesn’t bounce when you move fast.

chest holsters

Chest rigs free up your waist and work great for hiking, hunting, or backcountry carry. A Sig Sauer P320 chest holster keeps the gun accessible while wearing backpacks or sitting for long periods. Padding matters. So do adjustable straps that fit over layers.

duty holsters

On duty, you need dependable retention and quick draw. A Sig Sauer P320 duty holster should support Level II or III retention and stand up to long shifts. Hard shell designs with locking systems keep your sidearm secure until you’re ready to draw.

duty holsters with light

Lights complicate duty rigs, but there’s gear made for it. A Sig Sauer P320 duty holster with light should clear the light cleanly, lock in firmly, and offer one-handed draw options under stress. Don’t skimp on build quality here.

Material options for Sig Sauer 320 holsters

See Our Holsters in Action

Our Sig Sauer 320 holsters are designed for practicality and comfort. This video provides a close-up look at the holster's fit, the smoothness of the draw, and how it maintains a low profile under various clothing styles.

Summary

Choosing the right Sig Sauer P320 holster depends on how and where you carry. From low-profile IWB to heavy-duty chest and leg setups, each style brings different strengths. Whether you're after a Sig Sauer P320 duty holster, Sig Sauer P320 chest holster, or need room for lights and optics, there’s a Sig Sauer P320 holster built for your exact setup. Consider how often you carry, what kind of clothing you wear, and whether your setup includes accessories like lights or optics. The more tailored your holster is to your needs, the more comfortable and consistent your carry becomes. It’s not just about fitting the gun. It’s about fitting your day-to-day life. And when your gear matches your routine, carrying your Sig Sauer P320 becomes second nature. That means less adjusting, less printing, and more confidence every time you step out the door.