My wonderful wife bought me the above mentioned Beretta for Christmas. Cane in today. This thing is beautiful! She got the fully loaded model with trigger job, Np3 and Spartan sigbts. You have to feel the trigger to believe it. Long DA but maybe 7.5 lbs. Yet sooo smoth it feels about 6. Reaet is 1.5mm or so with a 3 lb pull. I LOVE this gun!!!

What holsters are available? Not a leather fan. But cant find much for the compact. JM custom lists them in kydex. I prefer AIWB. Are these good holsters, and is the Bereta too big for AIWB?

Thanks
JaycT

5 stars for JM Custom Kydex. I own 2 JM Custom Kydex light bearing holsters for my Berettas, an M9A3 (Surefire X300) and 92A1 (Streamlight TLR-1). I have one in gray, one in black carbon fiber, and I could not be more pleased with the quality, fit and finish. These holsters are built like tanks and the attention to detail is superb. No rough edges. No tool marks, and the holsters are made of real kydex, not that soft molded plastic stuff we're seeing these days. The owner, Tony, is a good guy who is prompt with emails and very knowledgeable. He's who Ernest Langdon reached out to for kydex holsters for Langdon Tactical. JM Custom Kydex is top notch and easily the best kydex holsters I own. Buy with confidence.

I can't carry a Beretta AIWB because I'm simply too fat. Even the Beretta Compact, which isn't so compact, isn't the easiest handgun to appendix carry and will never conceal as easily as a comparably-sized 1911 or BHP because of its thick grip. It can be done if you're thin enough, commit fully to the system, dress around it, buy the right holster (JM Custom Kydex AIWB), and the right gunbelt, such as a Wilderness Tactical EZ Fit Low Pro EDC belt with 5 stitch and 1.5 inches wide, or a Wilderness Tactical Frequent Flyer belt with the same specs. Good luck!

Langdon Tactical has a few holsters on his site.
I have both a JM and a Palmetto for my centurion LTT.
Garrett can fit them as well(leather lined kydex)

Wilson Combat makes a number of them. I have a lovely sharkskin model that carries well, and I believe it's marked down right now, as are a number of other models. I'd reconsider the AWIB method for that gun unless you are very tall and muscular. I have a friend who does it, but he is 6'4", muscular and fit. (He actually worked as a model for Galls).

Well, I am tall....ill just leav it at that! I think im gonnago with a JM traditional iwb. I shot it today and cant get over the trigger!

Thanks y'all
Jaycat