Two things: one the trigger guard issue isn’t an issue for anyone who has any idea of how to draw a weapon. Getting a good solid grip on the gun is far more important than that sliver of space behind the trigger. This tells me you either don’t practice your draw or don’t understand how important the grip is. In any event, to give it a fail in that area is silly. Second, you probably didn’t notice the retention screw otherwise you wouldn’t have said it didn’t have one!

I own 3 Urban Carry holsters and I like them. But seeing my trigger guard doesn't scare me.

It is adjustable. Loosen the screw

I don’t understand why the trigger guard is an “issue” the only way something could happen to pull that trigger is if you purposely stuck something in that little tiny hole. What had you worried exactly? The lock leather does have adjustable retention via little screw on back.

Dude what do you think that screw on the back is for??? Adjustable retention my friend.

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The holsters is is adjustable... it has 10 yr warranty, and it's 100% saddle weather.

Just keep your finger on the slide. Don't be afraid of your gun.

Turn the damn adjustment screw

Sorry, but you lost all credibility when you said the retention isn’t adjustable. Pretty clueless

The holster absolutely has an adjustment for retention

Nothing wrong with the holster more training is needed

I was looking at Urban's site a few minutes ago thinking about getting one, I am going to order one for one of my Kimbers now after your video

If something were to get into the small amount of exposed trigger it's behind the trigger so it would be impossible for it to pull the trigger. You would have to force something deep down into the holster to the front of the trigger in order to pull the trigger but that can happen with any leather holster if you force something down to the front of the trigger.

That little bit of trigger guard not covered, does NOT look like a fail. The trigger seems well covered. What would get in get in that little gap and then to the the front of trigger? Is someone going to pick lock into the holster through that slim gap?

You can't compare a Kydex holster (Bravo) to leather, two completely different animals. I personally dislike all Kydex holsters, custom leather is all I'll have.

You dont want a Holster that completely covers the trigger guard, just the rear of the trigger. The guard should only come past the rear of the trigger. If you have a trigger guard that goes past the rear of the trigger and rides so high to cover the whole trigger guard, that when a shirt or any obstacle gets in between the face of the trigger, that when holstering the side arm it would push the trigger into firing the side arm. Absolutely the best trigger guard is one that only goes beyond the face to the rear of the trigger, and dosen't cover the whole trigger guard...

I don't think he needs to have a gun

It does have retention

My retention piece isn't properly aligned to hold the trigger guard, instead it sits on the corner. So far I have not gotten a response from urban carry for 2 weeks now.

I have one for my 1911. The retention knob grabbing the trigger guard bothers me. I no longer use it

He can't tell time either That gun is setting at 3 0'clock not 4 where it should be with that angle on the holster