BLACKHAWK! LEVEL 2 SERPA LIGHT BEARING FOR XIPHOS NT - Manual (Page 11)

2. Insert an UNLOADED firearm into the holster until the SERPA ® Auto Lock ™ engages on the firearm’s trigger
guard. For Light Bearing Holsters, make sure the Xiphos light is installed properly on your firearm before
holstering. Make sure that no part of the holster interferes with the trigger, safety features, sights,
magazine release, compatible accessories or any other part of the firearm.
WARNING!: If your holster interferes with any of these parts of the firearm, DO NOT USE. Interferences
can cause an unintended discharge and/or interfere with retention mechanisms. Do not attempt to modify
or alter any portion of the holster in any way or add any lubricants or chemicals to make your firearm fit.
Contact BLACKHAWK! ® for a replacement.
3. Depress the SERPA ® finger tray with index finger flattened/straight and pull on the firearm. There should be
little or no resistance at this point when attempting to remove the firearm. If your firearm does not come out
of the holster easily, contact BLACKHAWK! ® for a replacement.
4. Turning the passive retention screw clockwise in 1/8 turn increments, test the passive retention by pulling
up on your firearm (with the SERPA ® finger tray depressed) until the desired level of passive retention is
achieved. The passive retention screw should be just tight enough so that the firearm does not fall out of
the holster when turned upside down with the SERPA finger tray depressed.
NOTE: Tightening the passive retention screw too much can inhibit your draw or wear the finish off the
trigger guard on your firearm.
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