Desertpilot
Member
Maybe I have a different point of view. I recently purchased an M&P40c as my primary carry weapon. As I looked over all the various holster designs, I went with the N82tactical Pro. I completely understand the disadvantage pointed out in an earlier post. But, since I have never been in a gun fight and hope I never will, my criteria included comfort. The N82tactical pro meets this criteria exceptionally well. The pro model also has an excellent cover for the trigger.
I do practice drawing the weapon (off range with snap caps). In every scenario I can imagine for me to draw the weapon, I am completely confident I can quickly draw the gun. The holster keeps it secure, well concealed, and comfortable all day, every day. It is unnoticed by everyone (including me) until it is ever needed.
Marcus
I do practice drawing the weapon (off range with snap caps). In every scenario I can imagine for me to draw the weapon, I am completely confident I can quickly draw the gun. The holster keeps it secure, well concealed, and comfortable all day, every day. It is unnoticed by everyone (including me) until it is ever needed.
Marcus