Folks - I posted on the main forum for the first time about a week ago, and one of the concerns was that I couldn't find a production holster for my new-to-me M40. Well, I found one - a Galco Yaqui Slide, part number YAQ202. It doesn't list the Steyr among the guns it fits; it says it's for a Beretta 92, but has a long list of other pistols on the label. I took a chance and ordered it, and I lucked out. Since the Steyr's trigger guard is relatively narrow, you have to screw in the adjustment screws a good bit to aid in retention, and doing so brings the butt of the gun in closer to your side. This makes the gun easier to conceal, and also means that it meets the holster rules for IDPA (the butt can't be more than 3/4" from your body). The only bad part is that it's a Yaqui slide, which means eventually I'll probably catch the muzzle on the arm of a chair when sitting down and lever the gun out of the holster. It'll do until I get a pancake holster for it, though.