What Is the Best Holster for a Beretta PX4 Storm Subcompact?

A molded Kydex IWB holster is the best choice for the Beretta PX4 Storm Subcompact, giving secure retention and a slim profile for daily concealed carry. Rounded Gear builds ours to the exact dimensions of the Subcompact frame, so it seats correctly and re-holsters cleanly every time.

Is the Beretta PX4 Storm Subcompact Good for Concealed Carry?

Yes, the PX4 Storm Subcompact is a purpose-built carry gun, with a short grip and slim slide designed to conceal well under a shirt or jacket. Pair it with a snug IWB Kydex holster and a stiff gun belt, and it carries as comfortably as most subcompact 9mms.

Is the Beretta PX4 Storm Subcompact Discontinued?

Yes, Beretta's current lineup no longer lists a PX4 Storm Sub-Compact; only the PX4 Storm Compact and Full Size remain in production. Used and NOS Sub-Compact pistols are still in circulation and still carry well, so a properly molded holster remains worth having for owners who kept theirs.

Can You Dry Fire a Beretta PX4 Storm?

Yes, Beretta's owner's manual permits dry firing the PX4 Storm, but recommends inserting a snap cap first. Extended dry fire without one can wear or eventually break the firing pin. Snap caps are inexpensive, so it's worth keeping one in your range bag if you practice draws and trigger pulls at home.

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: A molded Kydex IWB holster is the best choice for the Beretta PX4 Storm Subcompact, giving secure retention and a slim profile for daily concealed carry. Rounded Gear builds ours to the exact dimensions of the Subcompact frame, so it seats correctly and re-holsters cleanly every time.
: Yes, the PX4 Storm Subcompact is a purpose-built carry gun, with a short grip and slim slide designed to conceal well under a shirt or jacket. Pair it with a snug IWB Kydex holster and a stiff gun belt, and it carries as comfortably as most subcompact 9mms.
: Yes, Beretta's current lineup no longer lists a PX4 Storm Sub-Compact; only the PX4 Storm Compact and Full Size remain in production. Used and NOS Sub-Compact pistols are still in circulation and still carry well, so a properly molded holster remains worth having for owners who kept theirs.
: Yes, Beretta's owner's manual permits dry firing the PX4 Storm, but recommends inserting a snap cap first. Extended dry fire without one can wear or eventually break the firing pin. Snap caps are inexpensive, so it's worth keeping one in your range bag if you practice draws and trigger pulls at home.