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You'll hear a lot of opinion, it really is personal preference. I fond it's no big deal and of the couple of hundred I've sold I haven't heard anyone have a problem, and a good chunk I've received very positive unsolicited feedback. Also, I think most people wear underwear :)

The California Limousine Legislators believe we are all stupid and need to be nannied. This was just another step in them trying to legislate guns out of existence - use enough laws and it's so restrictive to sell or own a gun in California no one can. This isn't even the worst. Micro stamping.

That's a sweet picture, mind if I post it on the Facebook feed?

All holsters will wear. The idea it will wear more than leather is a myth. All the tiny particles that build inside a leather holster ends up like an incredibly fine sandpaper. Kydex, while easily kept clean will mark in smaller spots where the retention is - most noticeably around the bottom...

Ah, yes. Meridian kindly sent me some dummy lasers. Unfortunately the mold guns I use have the trigger guard filled out so I can't attach them without doing some very sensitive cutting. I'm either going to have to do that or purchase a Blue gun, or a real Shield for molding. Feel free to drop...

You need a kitten. A good one will jump right on it as it lands...

Here's a specific holster and a bunch of opinion: http://smith-wessonforum.com/smith-wesson-m-p-pistols/387310-holster-review-treadstone-overwatch-holsters.html

Thanks :) Hi, I'm Ian. I don't do anything off the shelf that is quick release, but I do have a paddle here I have been meaning to make something with. I have built a thumb break holster before that's now in daily use by an L.A detective.

I don't usually like pimping my own stuff in the forums, but here is also a bit of an epic post in the M&P forum about the holster I make which is exactly what you are talking about, with a bunch of reviews from members that picked it up...

There is a great way to use audible reset. If you can hear the reset, you're not shooting fast enough. Seriously, using tactile reset is pretty much a tactical noobie thing. Muscle memory should be doing all the work once you know where it is.

Change the sites for elevation? It's not a precision target pistol. Something tells me you may need to get used to the trigger on the new gun. Hand it to a solid shooter or two at the range before getting upset about the gun... Also, what distance are we talking? I mean... if you're a 2.5"...

M&P FS 9/40 Kydex Holster - Right Hand, full sweat guard, forward cant, 1.5 inch belt loops. Used for maybe a couple of hours on the range, perfect condition. 0.080 Kydex, Melanite treated hardware, angled belt loops for ease of belt threading and comfort when worn. $38 shipped Paypal only...

Real operators that operate in tactical operations don't wear pants.

Electronic unlock with a sequence is by far quicker than a mechanical lock with a key. Keys are by their nature a pain, and when their are more than one person involved the pain grows exponentially. A key being pulled out of a pocket, inserted then twisted under stress versus being a quick code...

I'll wear loose fitting dad Wranglers the same day I buy a mini van. Which will be never as I have instructed my wife to shoot me in the head if I ever do either.

I love that you are committed enough to put holes in the upholstery. Nicely done.

Good point. The grip already matches the shoes, perhaps a tan holster would fix the problem.

Duh, if it had a little forward cant no one would notice...

So... only 200 rounds through it huh? Not that I care about round count on a gun for the most part (Not that many gun owners take it to the point it really matters) but you know... every gun for sale only has 200 rounds through it.

This. The belt is equally, if not maybe even more important than the holster itself when the gun gets heavier.