Paul Gomez wrote:Certainly there are situations where you may have to accept compromises but you should do so knowingly. A lot of people don't appreciate what a good holster provides and, therefore, underestimate the importance of them. I've a friend who's dress code is, at its most relaxed, business casual. He has carried mid to full sized guns in a Belly Band for more than twenty years and he has done more work than anyone I've ever encountered on accessing and using his guns from this mode of carry.Divided Attention wrote:While that is fabulous criteria, it is not always "viable" in every circumstance.
I like those. With your permission, I think I'll add them to my list.Excaliber wrote: I'd suggest 6th and 7th criteria
Afff_667 wrote:Don't forget a belt as appropriate for the holster.
Feel free to use rules 6 and 7 in your list. I didn't invent them, but they are important considerations when buying a serviceable holster.