Reviews & Ratings for BlackHawk CQC SERPA w/Belt Loop and Paddle Holsters — 372 reviews — Page 1

I have a Blackhawk Serpa for my 1911 and it is perfect. This Serpa does not, however, fit my 432 IC, and the ad said it would. Waste of money.

So without thinking it all the way through, I ordered this for a PF940C and guess what? It doesn't fit, isn't even close. I've used a dremel on this bad boy to no avail, just can't get enough out of it to make it fit. That being said, it's my fault and it would probably be great for a factory model.

I purchased it for my Beretta 92 FS brigadier or my M9A3. The website says nothing about what it won’t fit. It just states it is for a 92 or M9 , until I received it. Beware it is not made for those models. It’s a shame, it looks like a solid setup too.

I am new to holsters but decided on this blackhawk owb (out side weist band). When i recieved it i was confused. The package had a bunch of plastic pieces and a few screws. Once i figured it out it was easy to put together. The quality was great bit the best part of the holster is the finger release.

Needed a holster for a new work pistol. Had the blackhawk sherpa holster for old pistol and liked it. Wanted to keep muscle memory the same if possible. Came with both paddle and belt slide so very nice options. Works smoothly and as expected.

These holster's are great and very well made. I have two one for a Glock and one for S&W model 19 and they perform perfectly. You don't have to ever worry about your weapon falling out of the holster or some one pulling it out in a struggle or confrontation. I prefer the belt loop mode as its very secure and I never worry about my weapon leaving me unless I want it to.

The P99 version works perfectly with my PPQ M2. The retention system is rock solid and holster adjustments are quick. Very easy to draw with a little practice, with my trigger finger properly positioned every time.

I bought the coyote brown version for my beretta 92fs and so far I’ve had no problems. The retention is adjustable which helps a lot and I love how it comes with the paddle and belt attachment. It’s a great price for a great holster

Not too many holsters out there specifically for a PPQ. After a swing and a miss buying a Bulldog (for a P99)I was hesitating on what to get that would fit. Then I saw a youtube demonstrating a perfect fit for a PPQ. And it does. The 24 is listed as P99 holster, but the PPQ drops in with a snug fit and solid "click". For $22, you can't beat it. Thanks OP!

I bought this holster as a second option to use besides my IMI holster of similar design. I wanted a brown one for less obtrusive use outdoors, but it turns out that color isn't the only way this holster differs from the IMI.

First, the CQC holster has a wider paddle if slightly different shape. For me, it wasn't more or less comfortable, just different...and good. Second, the CQC holster is cut lower to reveal the extractor of my Glock, which is handy for doing quick tactile chamber checks. The biggest difference, however, are the teeth.

The CQC holster has a little hooked tooth on the bottom inside of the paddle designed to catch on your belt or clothing if you try to pull the holster off in an upward direction. They also include two additional such teeth than can be added at various positions for custom interaction with your belt or waistband. This keeps it in your pants really really, well. I mean, to the point that I have such a hard time taking the holster Off at the end of the day that I went back to using my IWI holster.

Now despite this, I am giving a full 5 stars because it's not really a bad feature for a holster paddle to be so secure. It just takes some clever technique to remove it, preferably without a pistol in it.