Matching the holster to the job at hand
There is always something somewhat fun for guys to get a hold of tactical gear for firearms and putting accessories on firearms. It’s pretty easy to figure out who was playing with Legos as a kid when I think about my friends and business associates that have firearms. Some of the configurations are very well thought out and there are many ways to get the same job done. There are many times though when people have entirely too much on a firearm than the experienced Operator will know that that means extra weight.
When it comes to gun holsters, and for Police or Military application, you have to think about why you are using something and how it is going to perform, as a matter of fact, you have to know or else you’ll end up in a bad situation. Blackhawk holsters are by far the top selling gun holster, but some of the guys use them don’t like the leg holsters because of clearance issues they have when they have to go through hallways or doorways. Snagging on clothing and holsters happens and sheered off flashlights does happen.