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My issues with the Serpa is it adds another mechanical device that can fail and it adds another fine motor control action that must be done at a critical time. I prefer the simplicity of passive retention on all of my holsters.

I can not get my finger on the trigger with any of my Comp-tac holsters with the gun is properly holstered!

I have never used on, but it does seem a bad idea to assign a second function to the trigger finger. I am happy with my CTAC, and don't see a reason to change.

+1 I believe that less is better. Less to operate and train to use that means less to mess you up when moments count.