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jimbob86 · June 19, 2013, 03:54 PM

Holsters are necessary for things you want to carry with you, and not have in your hands, yet be handy at the same time.

My daughter would not have killed 2 phones in as many years if she had them in holsters. Instead, she sticks them in her waistband or sets them down if she needs both hands for something ....... one dived into the toilet, and the other got set on the roof of her car ...... and jumped off as she turned onto the highway ...... and was run over by a large truck.

I don't see any need for a holster for a gun you don't have to have handy: Safe to rangebag to firing line and reverse.

For guns that you need to have handy, practice with the holster is as important as any other part of the system.

June 19, 2013, 03:54 PM	#36
jimbob86 Junior member Join Date: October 4, 2007 Location: All the way to NEBRASKA Posts: 8,722	Holsters are necessary for things you want to carry with you, and not have in your hands, yet be handy at the same time. My daughter would not have killed 2 phones in as many years if she had them in holsters. Instead, she sticks them in her waistband or sets them down if she needs both hands for something ....... one dived into the toilet, and the other got set on the roof of her car ...... and jumped off as she turned onto the highway ...... and was run over by a large truck. I don't see any need for a holster for a gun you don't have to have handy: Safe to rangebag to firing line and reverse. For guns that you need to have handy, practice with the holster is as important as any other part of the system.