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sailormanCGA72 wrote:And I don't see a particular problem with covering innocents as you draw. Just practice keeping the muzzle down until you've cleared all the clothing.

Ideally, with a shoulder or cross-over holster, you want to draw your weapon, drop it to point at the ground, sweep across in line with your target and raise to ready. The reality is that many people, in a stressful situation, forget this little move and sweep across, covering innocents. This presents an obviously dangerous situation, as we don't want to point a loaded gun at anyone or anything but the attacker.

I'm wondering about accessibility in a pinch. I'm lucky that I don't have to wear the dress shirt and slacks, so I can't really identify. When I do wear dress up, I'm usually wearing a suit or a sport jacket, so I can carry on my hip. This rig just looks tough to get to. I'd also be concerned about covering innocents when you draw, as with a shoulder or cross-over holster.

What circumstances do you find yourself in that you need something like this?