This Sig Sauer branded P322 holster features both ambidextrous left and right hand carry options as well as IWB and OWB style belt clips. Complete polymer construction for body and belt clips, and adjustable retention via an allen screw.
I was having the same issue, I watched your video. I figured out you and I were installing the clips backwards. When installed correctly the clips lock up well. ( instructions in the box would have idiot proofed it for me)
Flip the loops and put the belt over the holster for OWB. Carries comfortable and the clips can't come off. Also, I had no problem with mine IWB. wear it every day.
Good afternoon. Just watched your video. The issue you are running into with the clips is you are installing them backwards. I thought the same as you until i contacted my sig distributor directly and he instructed me how sig intended for the clips to be installed. I will be more than happy to share if you will like. I am a police officer in North Carolina and am Pro SIG firearms. I have put several thousand rounds through my P322 and love every bit of it. Appreciate your video.
I wouldn’t doubt that one bit, thats entirely possible, Thanks for the friendly words and your time checking out our vids! Sig was kind enough to leave me absolutely 0 responses on any attempt of contacting them or reviewing the products on there website. Sorry to say i have parted ways with both the P322 and its holster. The box of parts and lack of instruction and or support from Sig evidently confused me. Thank you aswell sir for your service in law enforcement!
Belt clips should be hooked from the inside, not outside. At that point it will hold strong 👌 6:25 - try to rotate clip more keeping pressure to not fall off - you should hear click.
Thanks for the video first of all. Regarding the holster clips, I thought the same thing as you. Couldn't believe that Sig would issue something like that. In fact, I thought the dealer I got it from sold me a fake. I was very disappointed, to say the least. I ordered one from Vedder but I still kept looking up this holster business and came across your video. Then I went through the comments posted and dang! the belt goes over the holster for OWB?! I am pretty new to pistol carry/holsters and such but I have never imagined that for OWB carry the belt goes over the holster. Ah well, you learn something every day.
I just received mine in the mail. When the clips are installed correctly it is super strong. Please update your video so others don't get the wrong information. luckily I didn't just watch the video, and went ahead and read the comments.
I’m a left draw. The OWB clips are hard to clip on. When these clips are installed correctly and is secured to your belt, there is no way the holster is going to fall off.
Ooh, the bottom IS open! That means I can comp my pistol and put an optic on, too. No room for a light/laser, but I believe I can live with that. Must get this holster when I order my gun! Yes, I don't listen to reviews, I just watch to see if information shared will answer my questions.
You need to work it in a bit harder til it snaps in. I had the same issue but after setting the tabs all the way in and rotating (owb) it finally snapped in tight.
Great review: I just purchased the P322 yesterday and a holster was included. Unfortunately, no instructions, just a plastic bag with holster and parts, that's why I came here. You're right, the holster is chintzy and I certainly wouldn't purchase it at the price you estimated. I couldn't figure out how to install the clips until I read one of the comments below. I wear sweat pants or shorts that require no belt so the belt clips are useless to me. The IWB clips are useless too since I don't carry IWB. Anyway, I don't intend to carry this firearm so the holster is just an unnecessary accessory.
Thanks for the review I have been contemplating that holster. I would like a holster that is compatible with a streamlight tlr-7a but as you said holster options are extremely limited for the p322
I sometimes run the P322 with the TLR-1 in my Blackhawk Omnivore and it is more enjoyable to carry with than the sig holster.. unfortunately i don’t believe Blackhawk offers one for the TLR-7.. thank you for watching hope it helped a bit!
Okay. Thumbs up on your review. Glad to see we share the same opinion. How could a reputable company put their name on this? What would make it better is if you could drive the pins down over enclosed loops instead of snap tabs/hooks. It would be worth the trouble if you purposely want to switch between the two options.
This gun is a fast draw due to light weight, with 5.11 vest 44 oz total body carry, 4 25 round mags, 5 20 round mags making 201 with 1 in chamber, overwhelming firepower, fast rpm rate making you a one man army anywhere any place, any time
You could use it with a suppressor i would guess as long as it is the typical rimfire 1” diameter as much wider would not fit out the end of the holster. Hope this helps thanks for watching!
Wtf....I think u have to put belt loops/clips first then attach ur gun and holster...but the flimsy hinges is def waste needs to be permanent attached or have better locking system.. it's a nice holster it's a shame I can't buy it now because of flimsy hinges...I'm glad I watched the video this far
like others have covered i had the clips on incorrectly when i made this video. however that still only changes my veiw on the holster nominally. we will get a revisited video about this holster up!
I stopped at about 3:50 to comment: I looks like someone could easily rip your firearm away from you! As in, right off your belt! Okay, lets see if I'm an idiot....that I'm overreacting.
