I've seen a number of holsters on the market that impede the ability to grip the gun fully and correctly before you draw. I think a full shooting grip is pretty important.
I'm curious, when you draw from your holster, do you have to shift your grip before you fire? Looking at a number of youtube vids of some holsters you'll see this is pretty common.
The worst I've seen is drawing with your thumb wrapped around he rear of the slide and over the rear sight. You can imagine that if you fired early in a adrenaline filled response to a thread that you could likely shred your hand, break your thumb, or at the least drop the weapon.
-Clay
I'm curious, when you draw from your holster, do you have to shift your grip before you fire? Looking at a number of youtube vids of some holsters you'll see this is pretty common.
The worst I've seen is drawing with your thumb wrapped around he rear of the slide and over the rear sight. You can imagine that if you fired early in a adrenaline filled response to a thread that you could likely shred your hand, break your thumb, or at the least drop the weapon.
-Clay