Brand: Nerd Holsters
Model: Contingency
Fit: Dagger Micro
Carry Type: Appendix IWB
Mount: Clip
Orientation: Right Hand
Material: Kydex
Light: TLR7-Sub

Features

The Nerd Contingency appendix‑carry holster for the Palmetto State Armory Dagger Micro X1 and C1 equipped with the TLR‑7 Sub is engineered to deliver secure retention, rapid access, and discreet concealment in a compact, weapon‑light‑ready format. Precision‑molded from durable Kydex, the holster is formed specifically to the Micro‑frame and TLR‑7 Sub combination, ensuring a repeatable draw and stable positioning while keeping the pistol close to the body to minimize printing. Appendix‑focused geometry supports natural grip acquisition and smooth, controlled reholstering for dependable daily carry.

An integrated magazine carrier allows an additional magazine to be carried in a single balanced unit, maintaining quick reload access without adding unnecessary bulk. The optic‑ready cut accommodates slide‑mounted red dot systems, while the dedicated light channel ensures proper alignment and consistent retention around the TLR‑7 Sub. Full trigger‑guard coverage and defined retention points enhance safety and reliability. As part of the Nerd Contingency lineup, this holster offers a light‑bearing appendix carry solution designed for Dagger Micro users who prioritize concealment, speed, and everyday reliability.

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