What do you think of this holster?

[TAB]

its why I don't carry a non wheel gun dao.   its safer to carry a 1911  cocked and unlocked then it is a glock.   a sherrifs off for a large county, had thier NAs go from average of 7 a year to just one, the 1st year they went to sigs.  And none for the 2 following years.   

[Solus]

COcked and locked is the safest way to carry I know of.   you need to do 3 things for the gun to go bang.   a glock you need to do just 1.

Is more things better?  Do they make a firearm that takes doing 6 things before you can shoot it?  Or 8 maybe?

[mkm]

COcked and locked is the safest way to carry I know of.   you need to do 3 things for the gun to go bang.   a glock you need to do just 1.

That's why I carry a Glock as well. One thing to do instead a list of things that can go wrong.

Is more things better?  Do they make a firearm that takes doing 6 things before you can shoot it?  Or 8 maybe?

How about 4 things? A 1911 uncocked and locked would surely be safer since it takes four actions.  Seriously, I don't care what you carry or how as long as you're comfortable with it.

As to the holster, I don't like the recommendation to not carry loaded, the inability to reholster, something in the barrel, and lack of protection for the gun. It does seem very concealable.

[Grasshoppa]

I've been curious about the 3 Speed Holster, the only draw back I can see so far is when shifting it to a back position, (sorry I'm new, don't know the correct terminology), the grip would be facing the wrong direction. My biggest problem is that I am 6 foot and 135 pounds, my waist size is 28 or 29. Any thoughts or better suggestions?