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nashgill · March 28, 2001, 10:31 PM

I am curious as to why the holster closing when the gun is drawn is a big deal? shouldn't one draw their weapon only in life threatening situations? in this case i should *maybe* need to draw my weapon once or twice, if at all, in my lifetime, correct? i don't see why the holster closing is a big deal. a little background... no, i dont currently carry concealed, but am in the process of getting my permit and thus doing my homework as to what weapon/rig will be my carry choice. i have to say that the glock 26 and Galco deep cover is tops on my list right now. they have come highly reccomended. could you please explain why a holster closing when the weapon is drawn is a big deal?

thanks.
nash

March 28, 2001, 10:31 PM	#4
nashgill Senior Member Join Date: March 28, 2001 Posts: 103	I am curious as to why the holster closing when the gun is drawn is a big deal? shouldn't one draw their weapon only in life threatening situations? in this case i should maybe need to draw my weapon once or twice, if at all, in my lifetime, correct? i don't see why the holster closing is a big deal. a little background... no, i dont currently carry concealed, but am in the process of getting my permit and thus doing my homework as to what weapon/rig will be my carry choice. i have to say that the glock 26 and Galco deep cover is tops on my list right now. they have come highly reccomended. could you please explain why a holster closing when the weapon is drawn is a big deal? thanks. nash