Holster CQC Blackhawk SERPA Matte - Sig 228/229/250DC, Level 2 Retention

Overview

The Blackhawk CQC (Close Quarters Concealment) holster combines SERPA technology with a compact design built for everyday concealed carry. Designed for the Sig Sauer P228, P229 and P250DC (with or without rail), it features a patented automatic locking system that secures the firearm while allowing a smooth, fast draw. A trusted choice among both professionals and demanding civilian shooters in Switzerland.

Technical Specifications

• SERPA Auto-Lock System: level 2 retention that firmly holds the firearm in place, for enhanced security during daily carry
• Intuitive release: unlocking by a simple slide of the index finger along the release button, naturally integrated into the draw motion
• Speed-cut design: optimized cut for fast draw and re-holstering, with no wasted movement
• Adjustable passive retention screw: allows you to tune the hold tension to your preference and firearm
• Matte black finish, size 05: discreet and resistant to everyday wear
• Compatibility: Sig Sauer P228, P229 and P250DC, with or without rail (not compatible with E2 models)
• Two carry platforms included: belt loop and paddle, to match your preferred carry mode

Benefits

• Enhanced security thanks to automatic level 2 retention, ideal for professional or demanding civilian carry
• Fast, natural draw even under stress, thanks to the integrated release motion
• Carry versatility with the two included mounting systems (belt or paddle)
• Compact, discreet housing suited for under-clothing concealment
• Customizable passive retention adjustment for optimal fit of your Sig 228/229/250DC

Use and Maintenance

Before first use, check the exact compatibility of your Sig Sauer model (with or without rail) and adjust the passive retention screw to your desired tension. Clean the holster regularly with a dry or slightly damp cloth to preserve the matte finish and the proper function of the SERPA mechanism. Practice drawing and re-holstering in a safe environment to become familiar with the release motion before any operational carry.