Beretta M9 Leather Holster Soft Suede OWB Ambidextrous Open Bottom

Beretta M9 Leather Holster – Soft Suede OWB Ambidextrous Carry Tested fit with the Beretta M9A3. This soft suede leather holster is designed for Beretta M9-style pistols and provides a comfortable, flexible carry option for range use, field carry, and everyday open carry. The open-bottom design accommodates the full-size Beretta barrel while reducing unnecessary bulk. Its ambidextrous construction allows the holster to be worn by either right-handed or left-handed users without needing separate versions. Why You’ll Like It Soft suede leather construction for comfortable belt carry Tested with the Beretta M9A3 Designed for standard Beretta M9-style pistols Ambidextrous design for right-hand or left-hand carry Strong-side OWB carry position Open-bottom design accommodates the full-length barrel Available in black, brown, and tan Flexible leather construction conforms naturally during use Fit & Sizing This holster has been physically tested with the Beretta M9A3. It is designed around the general dimensions of the full-size Beretta M9 pistol platform. Firearms with mounted lights, lasers, optics, oversized controls, or other aftermarket accessories may not fit. Because this holster is made from soft suede leather, the fit may feel snug during the initial break-in period. Allow the leather to gradually conform to the firearm through normal use. Details & Specs Firearm platform: Beretta M9 Tested firearm: Beretta M9A3 Carry style: OWB strong side Hand orientation: Ambidextrous Material: Soft suede leather Bottom: Open Available colors: Black, brown, and tan Accessory compatibility: Not designed for lights, lasers, or optics Build a Stable Carry Setup Pair this holster with one of our sturdy leather belts for improved support and reduced holster movement. You can also explore our complete leather holster collection, leather cartridge belts, and leather ammo carriers to build a practical carry setup. Helpful Guides to Dial In Your Carry Learn more about selecting the right setup in our guides on how to choose the right holster for your firearm, where a leather holster should sit on your belt, and the best OWB carry positions for leather holsters.