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Originally Posted by Wayne M
...caught the grip of his Fobus holstered 1911 on the edge of a door frame and ripped the holster off the paddle. Buy a belt holster and save yourself some grief.
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Went to a weapon retention instructor class: learned that there's NO paddle holster that's safe. Also learned you can break any holster.
Also want to caution against any holster using a mechanical gadget to retain the weapon. May never happen, but getting the weapon out in cause of failure is interesting-if it's not your gun getting ground/hacksawed out of the holster. Watched a Speed Safety need a welding grinder applied to the hinge back in the day, have seen a more modern holster after the hacksaw released the gun.
Agree on the belt holster. I've used a couple of Fobus holsters as carry on the farm (wanted something I could clean with a hose). Work well, never had any issues, more than I can say for the Uncle Mikes.