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I wasn't really thinking of a hesitated draw as much as using the open top of the holster as a spot to put the muzzle. The gun is in full control of the hand - the holster just serves as an index and secondary means of controlling the movement of the handgun.
Since holstering/reholstering is a trained movement, the idea is to use that muscle memory as the basis for the position rather than teach a new and unnatural position, like Sul.
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Why draw if you're not going to present it?
Why not holster it if you're looking for a "safe" position to "index" it if you're not ready to present it?
You're creating a new "position" and set of circumstances in which you're handling the weapon. Is it necessary?
FWIW, I don't have any perceived or actual need for SUL, either.