Quick Answer

Set up your Incog X Holster for S&W M&P M2.0 Nonlight by confirming firearm fit, adjusting retention, and choosing your carry position before daily use.

Why Setup Matters for Concealed Carry

A properly set up holster is critical for safe, consistent draws and comfortable all-day wear. The Incog X Holster is designed for deep concealment and multi-position carry, but each adjustment affects retention, comfort, and accessibility. Taking time to dial in the fit and cant before carrying prevents common issues like printing or difficult reholstering.

Incog X Holster Setup Steps

  1. 1. Confirm Firearm Fit: Ensure your S&W M&P M2.0 Nonlight (no light or optic) matches the Incog X Holster's weapon fit specification. The holster is designed for the nonlight, gun-only M&P M2.0 series. Insert the unloaded firearm; it should click into place with an audible retention lock. Common mistake: forcing a light-bearing or optic-mounted pistol into a nonlight holster can damage the holster and firearm. Verify compatibility first.
  2. 2. Adjust Retention Tension: Use the included screw and rubber washer system on the holster body to fine-tune retention. Turn the screw clockwise to increase tension, counterclockwise to decrease. The firearm should stay secure during movement but draw smoothly with a straight upward pull. Checkpoint: after adjustment, the firearm should not rattle or shift when holstered, but you should not need excessive force to draw.
  3. 3. Set Cant Angle: The Incog X Holster features adjustable cant via the belt clip mounting holes. Choose a forward cant (muzzle away from body) for appendix carry, or a neutral/straight cant for hip carry. Loosen the clip screws, reposition the clip to the desired angle, and retighten. Common mistake: setting the cant too extreme can cause the grip to print or the draw to feel unnatural. Test each angle with a dry draw at home.
  4. 4. Choose Carry Position: Clip the holster to your belt at the preferred position: appendix (1–2 o'clock), strong-side hip (3–4 o'clock), or crossdraw (8–9 o'clock for lefties). The hybrid design with a padded backer helps distribute pressure for all-day comfort. Checkpoint: sit, bend, and twist while wearing the holster to ensure it stays concealed and doesn't dig into your body. Adjust the clip height if needed.
  5. 5. Practice Dry Draws: With an unloaded firearm, practice drawing and reholstering from your chosen position. Focus on a smooth, consistent grip and avoiding the holster's sweat guard. Repeat 10–15 times to build muscle memory before carrying live. Common mistake: rushing live carry without dry practice can lead to fumbled draws or accidental engagement of the retention device. Always train with an empty gun first.

Product Facts

  • Incog X Holster S&W M&P M2.0 Nonlight: The Incog X Holster is an ergonomic, RDS compatible, multi-positional, deep concealment IWB hybrid holster designed with Safariland. This means you can carry at appendix, hip, or crossdraw positions while keeping the holster concealed and comfortable.

    Incog X Holster S&W M&P M2.0 Nonlight

    Incog X Holster S&W M&P M2.0 Nonlight