Please choose how you would like to carry your S&W SD9VE from one of our holster collections below. If you have optics installed you can choose from our "optic ready holsters".
Smith and Wesson SD9VE Holster
The Smith and Wesson SD9VE Holster is precision-crafted to be a reliable accessory for your pistol. Its tailor-made construction ensures that it embraces your SD9VE like a second skin. Our holsters are durably built using premium leather and rigorously tested for performance. We offer a range of choices in SDV9VE holsters for concealed carry. They are designed for comfort, concealability, and a seamless draw every time.
Why Choose Our Smith and Wesson SD9VE Holster?
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Well-fitting holster: Our holsters, molded to the replica of this gun, provide the best fit for SD9VEs. They offer a comfortable and discreet fit.
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Perfect retention: There are no complicated retention mechanisms in our holster. The friction-fit holster offers secure retention due to the precise molding process involved.
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Built to last: The holster's leather construction is comfortable and incredibly durable. It also shields your pistol from scratches, bumps, and everyday wear.
Features And Benefits
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Safe and risk-free design: The accurately designed holsters cover every access point to the trigger guard. There’s no risk of pressing the mag release because of the holster's pressure.
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Choose your style: We have versatile SD9VE holsters. In our store, you can find various options for inside-the-waistband (IWB) and outside-the-waistband (OWB) carry.
FAQs
What holster does the SD9VE fit in?
The SD9VE pistol can fit into a holster for an SD40VE, as both models are built on the same frame. The holsters for the SD9VE's IWB and OWB styles are compatible with the SD40VE's.
What is the difference between SD9VE and SD40VE?
The main differences between the Smith & Wesson SD9VE and SD40VE lie in the caliber and capacity. The SD9VE is chambered in 9mm, while the SD40VE is chambered in .40 S&W. Additionally, the capacity of the SD9VE is 16 rounds of 9mm ammunition, while the SD40VE has a lesser capacity of fewer rounds.
What is the difference between SD and SD VE?
Smith and Wesson's SD pistols have a metal rear sight, while the SDVE (VE for Value Enhanced) series has a plastic rear sight. The SDVE models also have a distinct trigger system known as the Self Defense Trigger, which offers a greater consistent pull than the SD models.
