Just curious if my weapon is going to bounce out of the holster doing vigorous activity. Also will the sites drag upon drawing my weapon?
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I cant imagine any activity causing your weapon to bounce out of this holster. Unless your vigorous activity includes being upside down I wouldn't worry. I've never had an issue with the sights dragging on my xds 45.
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I can't imagine your weapon bouncing out. My XDS fits pretty snug. It has that "click" into place feel. I haven't noticed site drag.
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The way these holsters gain retension is by how tight you snug your belt. If you wear your waist band loose this will not hold very well. If you keep it snug the weapon will stay rock solid. On the sights with a kydex holster they mold a channel for your front sight, so they don't drag and hang up.
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Never had any issues with my pistol coming out. Also never had any issues with the sights or round in chamber indicator when holster or drawing pistol.
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Hey Heith hope I can help. To what degree of vigorous activity? I feel confident enough to carry with this holster while playing at the park with my kids and I would swear they are part monkey. I carry while at my house doing chores ( carpentry, mowing the lawn and fields, honey due list etc etc..). I carry it hiking on somewhat rugged terrain, kayaking and pretty much every where in between. I always have my xds and Foxx holster with me and have never, ever had it fall out or even worried about it falling out. Admittingly I've never ran or anything like that with it, so to that degree I cannot comment but I think it's safe to say that you would be hard pressed within reason to have this gun become unholstered unintentionally. FYI I clip to my belt and wear my belt resonably snug as I don't like to sag and I think between the great job Foxx did molding to the gun and with the belt it provides a perfect amount of retention while still being able to draw the weapon quickly and accuretly. I've read that some have had problems with the front site hanging up on the holster but that is something that I have never experienced. My xds is box stock with stock sites and no mods and the cant is the only adjustment I've made to the holster. Really especially for the price you can't go wrong and I think you will be pleased with it. Side note, it get better with time and after break in. Good luck. Support our SECOND AMENDMENT.
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I have had no problems with my sights dragging. I have no issues with my weapon bouncing while running or working out.
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Yes. When you get it , the holster will be pretty tight. Just practice drawing from it and it will start feeling right.
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The holster is made so tight that it holds the gun very well. Than again it's not hard to pull the gun out. I like it because the gun sits well inside the holster and i don't have to jerk it out to get the gun out. I can email you a better picture of my gun seating in the holster from different directions. the picture they put up doesn't really help to give you a whole view of the gun in the holster.
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The best answer to this question is from Theis Holsters: "While it seem to be a great way to carry a firearm, it is the most dangerous. Just say you take a hard fall backwards the firearm can cause serious spinal injury. Plus drawing with your palm out, the muzzle has to sweep your body when you pull the firearm out of the holster and it is too easy to shoot yourself, especially if you are in a struggle. Last but not least should someone get you pinned down it is extremely hard to get to your firearm."
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After the holster is properly broken in, it is just a little loose. The pistol will be held ok by friction fit, from one side of the holster to the other (belt side next to body to outside away from body), but will have some play in it vertically, i.e. you can rock the pistol from the front of the holster to back of the holster. This holster is really dedicated to having the light mounted on the pistol.
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The gun sets in the holster and there is cardboard, so the gun can't move , if you took out the cardboard , there should be room but I think the gun would move a bit and I don't know if it would bother the laser. You can go to the sig sauer web site and ask them.. Hope this helped you..Al
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I carry mine on a S&W; M&P40c;, in an IWB holster. I generally can "touch" it on when drawing my weapon. Be sure to set it as far BACK on you weapon as the rail allows, and you can reach it with your trigger or middle finger to turn it on when drawing. I have had NO problems with it turning itself on accidentally, even when re-holstering the weapon.
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Bruno I would suggest that You try to find someone or a gun dealer in your area that has the Fobus holster and would allow you to try it out. Preferably this would be at a range where you can see how well it retains your firearm and how easy it is to draw from.
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The way the gun sits in it. I would not recommend as gun is way to tight. When you get the gun in it you have to use 2 hands to get it out. You could never draw. The gun sticks in it.
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The only issue I had was that my hand is quite large and I had trouble activating the trigger button. I built that area up with black tape and now it works fine. No problem drawing it out of my holster or pocket.
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Yes. However, it's more bulky (thick) than most holsters, and it does not come with a paddle to tuck in your pants, only belt loops. Upon drawing the laser/light activates very time without fail.
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True it's not a perfect circle but as I was tucking my shirt in, my IWB holster flipped upside down and my glock 19 fell onto the concrete and it landed right on the sight and beaver tail. My beaver tail broke and the RMR was perfectly fine. I was very impressed!!!!:)
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Hi James, Well I stopped using it a while back. It's now in my drawer of old holsters and such. On the photo you see 2 stripes. Those stripes are a cross between velcro and sticky rubber and that is what holds it between the mattress and box springs. Drawing, yep, that's why it's in the drawer. I don't think it was necessarily the fault of the holster. My mattress would move relative to the box springs resulting in the grip being forced against the mattress making it difficult to draw. The quality of the holster is fine. It's the function that fails me. Dale
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I Have Never worn Any Holster In SOB Position, I Find It's TOO difficult to reach and draw, Too Slow, & If I get Shoved or Fall Backward and onto the pistol,,, Well Let's just say it is painful.If You Get A Lasermax specifically for the LCR & correct holster you should be ok... Remember you are only half as good in a shooting situation as you are on the range...
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I've looked for a pic of your gun and didn't find one; I would try it because there's a little bit of give to it; you can always send it back.Once it snaps in place it does not move.I am bias for TruGlo I have them on all of my guns.
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I don't do a lot of quick draw, but, when I have, I have't had any problem with the holster coming loose. As a matter of fact, if I do wish to remove the holster from my belt, it is easier to undo the belt and slide it off rather than to pull it loose over the belt.
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Havent done any weight test on mine, but if you are going to use it to hold a handgun, excesive pull from the magnet might lead to excesive retention and slow your while drawing your gun.