DAA PDR Low-Ride Holster (Left Hand, Sig 226/228 (NOT X5/X6))

The Double-Alpha Academy Production Division Race (PDR) Low-Ride Holster is the latest word in competition holsters specifically tailored for the special needs of the Production division IPSC shooters.

The Production division has been growing rapidly in recent years, and in many regions it is now the largest and most competition class. Reasons for this vary, but primarily it appeals to many for its simplicity, reduced costs, and a return to the 'more practical days' of Practical Shooting.

Along these lines of thinking, Double-Alpha Academy teamed up with world renowned holster manufacturer, Front-Line, to design a holster which would meet and exceed the demands of this competitive division, while remaining true to its nature of practically and simplicity.

The Double-Alpha PDR Low-Ride Holster is a quick draw Kydex holder, with an injection moulded base for strength and durability. It offers a smooth and uninhibited draw, and a wide range of adjustability.

Unlike most other Kydex holsters, the Double-Alpha PDR Holsters have an additional inner suede leather lining to protect your valuable firearm from wear and scratches typical to other Kydex holsters. This inner suede leather lining ensures a smooth draw, and a firm retention when the holster is tightened up.

Tension adjustment is done by turning a single screw by hand, without the need for any tool or aid. The adjustment ranges from very loose, to almost locked tight with just a few turns of the tension knob.

The wide range of adjustability originates from the newly designed Low-Ride belt hanger to which the body of the holster is attached. This hanger is compatible with both 1.5" and 2" belt sizes, and can easily be changed back and forth from one size to the other.

The hanger offers a height adjustment range of over 8 cm, as well as a 3 position tilt angle adjustment. For those wishing to position the holster further from the body longer screws with disc spacers are included.

Note: New leather or suede lined holsters do not release as smoothly as they will once worn in. You can improve this from the start by applying some oil or leather-slick to the inner lining.