Yeah, I had noticed that could be a potential problem with any IWB holster really. When I started practicing my draw and re-holstering, I made sure to incorporate a good shirt lift into both operations. I have an XDm I might have to try the thumb thing mentioned above when re-holstering for increased safety I hadn't thought of that.rmr1923 wrote:i use a crossbreed/comp-tac style holster (leather backing with kydex) and found one potential safety issue. fortunately i decided to practice drawing and holstering the gun unloaded several times before doing it with a loaded gun, because one time when i holstered it, my shirt got bunched up inside the trigger guard and when i attempted to push the gun down into the holster it pulled the trigger. it took me a second to realize what had just happened and what the implications could have been had the gun been loaded. now when i holster it i hold my shirt up HIGH to make sure i minimize the chance of an AD/ND.
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- Wed Mar 23, 2011 11:26 pm
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