Returning my N82 Pro for something new

[VandalSax]

Hey all. Twice now, I've had the misfortune of having my magazine release button pushed on my N82 Pro. It's simply because the nature of the holster - the weapon is flush against my (rather boney) hip and it is prone to getting pushed. I love this holster because it's comfortable and well thought out, however, I cannot risk having my magazine just randomly disconnecting. My question is to you, what do you use? Also, has anyone else have this happen? I carry a full sized S&W M+P 9mm.

Best,
VS

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[Drgnfly]

I've been carrying my M&P 9c for months in an n82. No problems ever. :( did ya try moving it?

[VandalSax]

I've tried moving it from the small of my back to a little more in the center (but not all the way) and it's the same issue. I blame me gaining a little weight (damn college years are finally catching up to me). Moving it more towards the hip is almost pointless with my height/weight dimensions. It's just too damn visible that way, even with a compact.

[Tke213]

n82 is the best holster that I have found!

[skinnyb]

n82 is the best holster that I have found!

X2. I have had zero issues


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[SHTFGearLLC]

3 years ago I couldn't find a comfortable holster that didn't push my extended mag release on my Glock 32 (so I made one, my first holster). Each SHTF Gear holster has a proper leather cut to give proper clearance for mag releases.

S&W M&P 9mm/40S&W full size ACE-1 Holster

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Here is an example, notice how the mag release is not backed by leather.

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Thanks!
Clay

[RugerElkhound]

I was going to start a thread on just this. I have the Ruger LC9 and love the holster and the gun for EDC. I have the exact same problem going on. I am 5'9" and 185. Not real big but I do have the "spare tire" there. I carry more on my side then back so maybe that is the issue. I say EDC but I have only started carrying this week. Got the gun back in November and have been shooting it and getting used to it before I started to carry all the time.

Other than trying more towards my back any other ideas? I don't want to switch to a different holster because the N82 is very comfortable.