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Blackhawk 410525BK-R Serpa CQC Holster w/ Paddle S&W M&P 9/40 Black RH

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Patented Serpa

Technology Lock engages the trigger

Release Uses

The trigger finger beside the

Designed Eliminate

Old-fashioned thumb breaks that can

Right-hand Holster

For Smith & Wesson M&P

Includes Both

Belt loop and paddle attachment

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SKU: 410525BK-R-648018058059

Overview

Built for right-handed Smith & Wesson M&P 9/40 owners, this holster is designed for secure carry with a draw that follows a natural motion. Its SERPA Technology Lock engages the trigger guard when the pistol is holstered and releases as part of the normal draw stroke, eliminating the need for a thumb break. The included belt loop and paddle attachment options give it flexibility for different carry setups, while the black finish keeps the profile understated. It is a practical choice for shooters who want a streamlined holster arrangement without added complexity.

Why Hunters Choose the Blackhawk

Patented Serpa

Technology Lock engages the trigger

Release Follows

Your normal drawing motion for

Designed Eliminate

Old-fashioned thumb breaks

Includes Both

Belt loop and paddle attachment

Configured Right-hand

Carry

Key Features

  • Patented SERPA Technology Lock engages the trigger guard when holstering the pistol.
  • Release uses the normal drawing motion with the trigger finger beside the holster body.
  • Designed to eliminate old-fashioned thumb breaks that can slow draw and reholstering.
  • Right-hand holster for Smith & Wesson M&P 9 and M&P 40 pistols.
  • Includes both belt loop and paddle attachment options.
  • Black finish for a low-profile look.

Best Used For

  • Right-handed S&W M&P 9/40 owners wanting a paddle or belt-loop holster setup
  • Hunters needing a holster that supports a normal draw motion
  • Users who prefer a trigger-guard lock system when holstering
  • Shooters looking for a black holster for everyday range or field carry

Specifications

AttachmentmountBelt Loop and Paddle
ColorBlack
Gun ModelSmith and Wesson M&P 9, 40
HandRight

Pros

  • Patented SERPA Technology Lock engages the trigger guard during holstering.
  • Release follows your normal drawing motion for intuitive use.
  • Designed to eliminate old-fashioned thumb breaks.
  • Includes both belt loop and paddle attachment options.
  • Configured for right-hand carry.
  • Fits Smith & Wesson M&P 9 and 40 models.

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Right-hand configuration only, so it is not a fit for left-handed users.
  • Designed specifically for Smith & Wesson M&P 9/40 pistols, so compatibility is limited to that listed model family.
  • Uses a belt loop and paddle attachment, which gives mounting options but may not suit every carry preference or setup.
  • The trigger-guard lock requires a specific draw-and-release motion, so it may take some familiarization before use feels natural.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Paddle holsters
  • Belt loop holsters
  • Retention holsters
  • Right-hand handgun holsters

Suggested Accessories

  • Holster belt
  • Paddle attachment
  • Pistol magazine pouch
  • Cleaning kit

Frequently Asked Questions

Which handgun models does this holster fit?

The listed gun model compatibility is Smith and Wesson M&P 9 and M&P 40.

Is this holster for right- or left-handed use?

This model is listed as right-hand.

What type of attachment does it use?

The provided specifications list both belt loop and paddle attachment/mount options.

Does this holster use a thumb break?

No. The description says it is designed to let you forget old-fashioned thumb breaks.

How does the retention system work?

The description says the patented SERPA Technology Lock engages the trigger guard when the pistol is holstered and releases with the normal drawing motion, using the trigger finger beside the holster body.