Beretta M9A3 M9A4 Holster

Handcrafted in Australia, our Beretta M9A3/M9A4 holster holster is designed and built in-house for shooters who demand quality and reliability. Made with precision and attention to detail, it offers a secure fit and consistent performance. Every aspect of its design is purpose-driven, ensuring durability, functionality, and ease of use. Unlike mass-produced alternatives, this holster reflects our commitment to craftsmanship and innovation, providing Australian shooters with a locally made option they can trust.

Retention hoods are available on request.

• Optic ready.
• Adjustable retention.
• Suppressor-height sight channel (~10mm).
• Flared opening for easier draw and re-holstering.
• Compatible with a variety of mounting systems.
• 0.08" Kydex.

Colour
The colour of your holster.

We list the most popular colours, but others can be ordered fairly reliably. If you don’t see a colour you like, have a look at our supplier’s catalogue and contact us to place your order. We may add a surcharge to cover the increased cost of some colours/patterns.

Mount
Mount refers to how the holster is mounted (attached) to your body, typically via a belt. We offer several mounts at a discounted price when bought with a holster. Any mount you select will arrive attached to your holster, ready to go.

Draw Hand
Outside the WaistBand (OWB) holsters are typically placed on the same side of your body as your draw hand. If you’re right handed, you have a ‘right-hand draw’ with the holster attached to the right side of your body. The opposite is true for a left-handed shooter: left-hand draw, left side of the body.

Guard Height
The ‘Guard’ is the uppermost part of the holster on the side closest to your body. Some people push off the guard to draw their handgun or use it to mitigate (not prevent) clothing from getting inside their holster. Our holsters are designed with multiple guard-height options to accommodate as many shooters as possible. From shortest to tallest, those options are usually:

• No Guard
• Mid Guard
• 3/4 Guard
• Full Guard

To see what those heights are for your handgun’s holster, check out the guard-height image in the product’s photos.

Guard heights depend on the handgun’s design. The trigger guard must be covered when holstered; users must have good access to the beaver tail when drawing; and the guard’s width (~30mm) must mitigate the risk of it entering the trigger guard.