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I don't like holsters that clip on or paddle as they tend to stick out and have play in em when ya draw

I tried the clip-on holsters for awhile and had the same problem.

Then I tried one with two belt loops, but only spaced 1" apart. This was better than the clip-on, but still allowed for some lateral movement and some twisting of the holster.

Last year, I finally decided to do it right, and paid $100 for a Milt Sparks Versa-Max II holster for my Sig 229. The belt loops are spaced about 6" apart, which makes for great stability assuming you are wearing a good belt, such as a 1.5" Wilderness Instructor's Belt.

It's without a doubt, the best holster I've ever owned.

Milt Sparks is quality rig...... BTW I busted a the cross pin in my SIG 239 slide. The one that holds the firing pin in. Just looked up one day at the range and it was hanging out the right side of the slide while the left part of the once one piece pin was still in place. No abuse or hot loads er nuthing. SIG reps sent me another so I'll keep ya posted as to what I think is causing it.

My 220's and 228 have never done this .......you ever seen such ?

Stay Safe !