Yes I missed holster jamming. I was commenting this. But it gave you the chance to be a dick, so you should be happy.

 

thanks - I don't see a shoulder holster listed.

 

I use sneaky pete holsters, fully encloses the gun, no imprint, works well as no need to worry about clothing choice

 

"Yes I missed holster jamming. I was commenting this. But it gave you the chance to be a dick, so you should be happy."

Alex G., are you going to take that crap from Zerk? Or maybe he meant Specta.

Seriously though, I know Zerk was talking about me, and not you guys who posted before him. He says I'm being a dick after he started this crap by saying I need to learn to read, because he had trouble reading and missed the part about holster jamming. That's just like the guy on another forum who was always telling people, "your stupid" but wasn't smart enough to spell, "You're". Actually I'm a little bit sad.

 

The OP didn't ask about a shoulder holster. I was answering that...

 

thanks - my bad

 

no worries, it's all good!

 

There have been incidents of people with SERPA holsters putting their finger on the trigger when they draw. I don't know how many negligent discharges there have been, but it has happened. The Safariland ALS uses your thumb instead of your index finger to unlock. From what I've heard it's a better quality holster, with better retention, and safer too. Some people are calling the SERPA an accident waiting to happen.

Warning: Strong Language.

 

I worked for a company that wouldn't allow the serpa type holsters.

 

I have a Serpa holster for my Glock .45 and quite like it. I have several friends who like them too.

I understand why they are not liked or recommended by lots of people. I'm selling it with the gun and extra magazines.

I'm not really fond of the Glock and have replaced it with a S&W M&P .45 that I'm looking for a shoulder holster that I like.