Divex from United States, FL Public Profile

This IDPA holster designed specifically for the Sig Sauer P320-XFIVE Legion and represents a pinnacle of functional design and practical engineering. Constructed from high-quality kydex, this holster demonstrates exceptional durability and precision. The carbon-reinforced material provides a lightweight yet robust solution for competitive shooters. Notably, the holster's construction ensures a consistent and reliable retention mechanism that gives users absolute confidence during high-stress shooting scenarios. Retention system allows for smooth, predictable weapon extraction while maintaining maximum security. The well-made design incorporates a distinctive click mechanism that provides audible and tactile confirmation of secure weapon placement. Competitive shooters will appreciate the holster's ability to balance quick draw capabilities with robust weapon retention. Its precise molding ensures minimal weapon movement, reducing potential fatigue during extended shooting sessions.
I put 4 stars, not 5, only because of lack of adjustments to position it on the belt.

Delivery takes shorter time than was declared - 5 stars.
Grip module unpacked - very nice structure, color, no sharp edges. Checkering is not so agressive as I have red, but far enough to be sure that the hand will hold it steady. Nice feeling at inside the palm as opposite to factory where I felt some contact' insufficiency.
Assembling - very easy to move FCU from factory module to Wilson, but suddenly I've met a problem. The video on Opticsplanet and Wilson web sites shows an installation of older version of magazine catch. It took some time for me to understand this and to understand how to install this version. So I would advise to make a new tutorial for buyers, some could find it difficult to install without proper instructions.
Shooting - tried it in local IDPA match, and could not find proper hand placement, but sure this is the matter of some training.
Overall - highly recommend, especially buying from Opticsplanet.