That was a legit scream

Lmao sounded like a donkey

I am very humbled by your high praise. Thank you very much for your support. I greatly appreciate you.

andrew a They don’t access the firearm because they have not practiced with it.

What mike said

thats what i love in the old swivel holsters with smith and wesson 59

There’s been a high percentage of failure related to this , with the Blackhawk serpa holster. Too many people buy this one as their first holster since it’s affordable, but you should only use it till you can buy a better one like a safariland holster. Even if it’s used. I’ve been doing this for 20 years so I’ve used a lot of gear and learned a lot over the years. Especially when doing 15-18 hour shifts and how low quality gear can affect the body

@@MobWithGuns I appreciate the replies. I've heard through the years that: 1. "Too much retention and it's easy to fail getting your gun out under stress." 2. "Too little retention, and it's easy to have someone disarm your weapon." But what I've learned is: 1. Train, with any holster, of any level of retention. 2. Situational awareness and training.

God's speed

@@derekbeck1982 Thank you my friend:)

​@@get_it_done4580how did it go?

How did the academy go?

@@madspy2462 I was part of class 28 in Yuba Police Academy, California. I washed out because I missed ONE question on the Search-And-Seizure (vehicle pullovers) scenario of the academy exit exam. Just a 6 sentence paragraph. I was an outstanding cadet, ranked number 2. However, I've always struggled with anything academic and this includes test taking. I have ADHD and was taken off of my medication (Methylphenidate). Not blaming my failure on this. However, very tough at times, exhausting. Yet, I had lots of fun and I'm blessed to have many skills I learned when I was in there. A lot of the LD's incorporated some kind of psychology, like social worker material. I suppose now a days with everything going on P.O.S.T. wants officers and deputies to be more mental instead of physical. It's not the early 1990's anymore. Nevertheless, it went by and the bonds I made with the fellow cadets became family. We still keep in touch to this day. Class 28 graduated May 2023

Crazy part is most still have it as requirement for duty holsters. Ticking time bomb on those ones

There is a video where a policia federal in MX shot himself with that holster as they just switched to those from safariland. They'd been better off staying where they were at

Been using my safariland holster for a few now, never had an issue with it. If someone tried to grab it without knowing exactly how to disengage it, best of luck.

The blackhawk ones i think it is due to a lack of training because you have to press hard on the locking tab which happens to be near the trigger when you draw. Which is why "accidents" happen. Lmao

what's that holster called?

Also very curious

Cool Tactical self loading glock carry holster tactical hahaha Alibaba names are fun, you will know you have found when see it, It looks very similar to the spetsnaz Makarov holster

@@mynameisntimportant9341 so I did find one but it's not a full push through. The Glock pivots outward and then you push down and pull pack up and out

If you train with them it’s not a problem. I’ve never had a problem even in high stress situations.

Just train. Lvl 3 is no issue if you train with it.

You have to train with it, just like all your equipment. Do a lot of draw drills. I suggest standing, sitting, and walking around. Your body must build the muscle memory of operating equipment, and it will become subconscious.

@@Nsixtyfourlink Yeah ive been recently training with my level 3 holster and i feel confident in drawing my pistol from it now, there is still a chance of failure to draw if the button isnt pushed hard enough but with alot of needed practice it'll come easy.

What is this backup you speak of? In my county I could be 20 minutes plus for backup to arrive. Also most rural areas have dead zones on the P25 radio system and no cell service. Trooper’s and deputies have to be prepared to handle any situation alone.

Most of these thugs have never heard of safariland or anything of quality. They live in past decades. But I have shown my teammates more than once that I can get their gun out when I'm behind them from level 3 rigs and they've done it to me too. I run a scout carry Gerber to pull with my left hand if someone did reach for it.

True!

What department are you with? What gun are you using? Just go with Safariland and get their QLS single thigh strap and some sort of level 3 retention holster that supports your light and red dot if you run that combo. And then put it in the reps and get quick with it.

What is the model number of that holster

Only one I've found that's discreet for my gun is the blackhawk

Yes, sir!

You probably didn’t even watch the video in it’s entirety.

Show me.

@@InstructorMike if you are ever around anniston id love to. let me know if you ever pass through.

@Carlito Akamu Ta because he’s FOS.

Yeah that is why they are the standard across America. Because they are easy to defeat.

Video proof or get the fuck out, scrub. 🤷