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Originally Posted by popshooting445
In a close quarters mess, shoulder holsters make it too easy for someone to push your drawing hand inward and prevent you from pulling your weapon. It puts you in a bad leverage situation. Do some close encounter drills on the mat, and you'll see what I mean. I expose my holster by pulling my jacket forward\away from the opposite side with my weak hand. Just in case that grab misses, I go through the motion of pushing the strong side of my jacket back when my hand goes back to reach for the holster.
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And cowboy holsters make it almost impossible to draw while seated. So both have their limitations.
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