Brand: Nerd Holsters
Model: Contingency
Fit: Dagger Micro X1 / C1
Carry Type: Appendix IWB
Mount: Clip
Orientation: Right Hand
Material: Kydex

Features

The Nerd Contingency appendix‑carry holster for the Palmetto State Armory Dagger Micro X1 and C1 (no weapon light) is engineered for compact concealment, consistent retention, and fast access in an everyday‑carry setup. Precision‑molded from durable Kydex, the holster is formed specifically to the Micro‑frame geometry of the X1 and C1, ensuring a repeatable draw stroke and stable positioning while keeping the pistol close to the body to minimize printing. The appendix‑focused profile supports natural grip acquisition and smooth, controlled reholstering suited for daily wear.

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 supports slide‑mounted red dot systems, while full trigger‑guard coverage and clearly defined retention points enhance safety and consistency. Lightweight construction and precise molding promote comfort during extended use. As part of the Nerd Contingency lineup, this holster provides a streamlined, no‑light carry solution for Dagger Micro X1 and C1 users who prioritize concealment, reliability, and efficient appendix carry performance.

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