Suppressed IWB | Should We Offer It? | QVO Tactical

Published on January 12, 2026
Duration: 1:24

This guide details the process of creating and utilizing a custom Inside-the-Waistband (IWB) holster designed for suppressed firearms, as demonstrated by Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical. It covers adapting existing holster designs, integrating specific hardware like DCC Monoblocks and concealment wings, and addresses practical considerations for drawing, re-holstering, and seated comfort with a suppressed setup. The information is presented with high authority due to Roger's role as owner and lead designer at QVO Tactical.

Quick Summary

Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical demonstrates creating a custom suppressed IWB holster, adapting designs like the Secondary SD for firearms such as the CZ 75 SP-01 with a Surefire X300. Key elements include using DCC Monoblocks for secure attachment and testing for practical concealment and comfort, especially when seated.

Chapters

  1. 00:00New Holster Design Intro
  2. 00:11Firearm & Holster Compatibility
  3. 00:21Custom IWB Suppressed Setup
  4. 00:45Concealment & Draw Demo
  5. 00:58Seated Comfort & Accessibility
  6. 01:07Glow Feature & Feedback

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key components for a custom suppressed IWB holster setup?

A custom suppressed IWB holster setup typically involves adapting a Kydex holster, integrating a secure attachment like a DCC Monoblock, and potentially adding concealment aids like a metal wing. Compatibility with the firearm, suppressor, and weapon light is crucial.

How does Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical approach creating a suppressed IWB holster?

Roger Barrera adapts existing holster designs, like the Secondary SD, to fit suppressed firearms. He emphasizes using robust hardware such as DCC Monoblocks and testing for concealment, draw, and seated comfort.

What are the practical considerations for carrying a suppressed firearm IWB?

Carrying a suppressed firearm IWB requires careful holster design to accommodate the suppressor's length and diameter. Techniques for re-holstering, often involving leading with the suppressor, and ensuring comfort in various positions are essential.

Can a CZ 75 SP-01 be effectively carried concealed with a suppressor using an IWB holster?

Yes, as demonstrated by QVO Tactical, a CZ 75 SP-01 can be carried concealed with a suppressor using a custom-adapted IWB holster, provided the holster is designed or modified to accommodate the suppressor and weapon light.

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