I also use the 7TS ALS 7377. I added the QLS which allows me to quickly remove/attach the holstered pistol from/to my belt without undoing the belt. I use the QLS 22 receiver plate because it is a even more secure than the QLS 21, which Safariland rates as Level 1 Retention (TM).C-dub wrote:Due to switching holsters last year to a Safariland 7TS 7377, I discovered that I did not like the cant of the 7378 holster I wanted. Ordering the 7378 also get's one the belt slide option. I changed to that, a 7377, which has the more straight up draw angle I like better. Although I don't use a paddle holster any longer, if I must disarm before going inside or before going to bed, I still remove the entire holster from my belt. I've found that it isn't all that much more difficult.mloamiller wrote:C-dub wrote: ... when I have to disarm I just remove the entire holster with the gun in it and put it in the center console. I rarely take the gun out of the holster when not at a range or at home.
This is why I use a paddle holster, rather than one that attaches directly to the belt. The paddle holster prevents the scenario in the OP.
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