FN Reflex Holsters
The FN Reflex is a genuinely good carry pistol with a genuinely thin holster market. It is a hammer-fired micro-compact, the grip and slide profile don't match anything else, and the major holster catalogs treat it as an afterthought. Add a compensator or a sub-compact weapon light and the options run out entirely.
The Reflex is one of the guns we build for most often. Every rig is cut and formed to order in .080" Kydex in Wilmington, North Carolina.
Reflex builds we have shipped
A sample of what we have already built for this platform. Each rig was formed for one specific setup — take this as proof of what made-to-order actually means here, not as a list of what we are limited to:
- FN Reflex — bare, sidecar rig
- FN Reflex Micro — sidecar rig
- FN Reflex — Apex Tactical MRAT compensator with Streamlight TLR-7 HL-X Sub
- FN Reflex — Apex compensator and Streamlight TLR-7 Sub, with Apex parts fitted
If your Reflex is set up differently, that is the normal case rather than an obstacle — the list above is a sample of custom work, not the boundary of it. Tell us the exact configuration at order time and we will confirm the build with you before forming.
Why the Reflex needs a purpose-formed shell
It is hammer-fired
The Reflex's internal hammer gives it a different rear slide profile from the striker-fired micros it competes with. A shell formed for a P365 or a Hellcat does not index correctly on it.
Reflex vs Reflex Micro
These are not the same footprint and should not share a holster. Tell us which one you have.
Sub-compact lights
The Reflex takes sub-compact lights — the Streamlight TLR-7 Sub family is the common pairing. Sub lights have much less dust cover to grip than a full-size light, so the shell has to be formed around the gun-and-light as one unit rather than relying on the light for retention.
Compensators
Apex's MRAT and similar comps are popular on the Reflex and change the muzzle profile enough that generic holsters stop working. We build for comped Reflexes regularly — see holsters for compensated pistols.
Which rig suits a Reflex
- DB Endo Sidecar — pistol and spare magazine on one platform. The most common Reflex build we ship; the magazine carrier gives a small gun enough footprint to sit stable against the belt.
- Port City Inboard IWB — single-shell appendix carry. The lowest-bulk way to carry a Reflex, which is the point of a gun this size.
- Port City Jetty OWB — slim OWB that rides close to the body.
- Port City Outrigger OWB — belt-loop OWB for range and open carry.
What to tell us when you order
- Reflex or Reflex Micro
- Compensator make and model, if fitted
- Weapon light make and model
- Optic make and model
- Any aftermarket parts that change the outside profile
We confirm everything with you by email before any Kydex is heated. We never ask a customer to ship a firearm.
Common questions
Will a P365 holster fit my Reflex?
No. They are close in size and completely different in profile.
Can I add a light later?
Not to an existing shell. A holster formed around a bare Reflex will not accept the gun with a light fitted, and one formed around a light will not retain the gun without it. Decide before you order, or order two.
What does it cost?
Rigs start at $75 for the Inboard IWB and $95 for the DB Endo Sidecar, before finish and hardware options.
Finishes
27 solid Kydex colors plus a large library of licensed patterns, including carbon fiber, topographic, woodland and multicam families. Browse the full color and pattern library.