Yes, this!
I have experienced this with a couple different hosters. One was a Bianchi X-15 shoulder holster that did not retain the pistol very well, a couple of times the pistol fell out with the safety off. That holster is only used for revolvers now.
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- Cocked and locked carry for 1911s - I have seen all sorts -
stonewalrus,
2018-08-27, 22:26
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- The safest way to carry a 1911 planned for immediate use -
Miles,
2018-08-28, 00:16
- This ^^^ is good advice. - Hoot, 2018-08-28, 04:57
- Cocked and locked carry for 1911s - I have seen all sorts - Paul, 2018-08-28, 07:27
- Cocked and locked carry for 1911s - I have seen all sorts -
sjcollins,
2018-08-28, 10:08
- Cocked and locked carry for 1911s - I have seen all sorts -
sjcollins,
2018-08-28, 10:10
- Condition one - Frank S, 2018-08-28, 10:28
- Cocked and locked carry for 1911s - I have seen all sorts -
sjcollins,
2018-08-28, 10:10
- Going off half-cocked -
Norm,
2018-08-28, 14:03
- Going off half-cocked - Miles, 2018-08-28, 15:05
- Going off half-cocked -
Charles,
2018-08-28, 16:41
- Going off half-cocked - Norm, 2018-08-28, 18:02
- Going off half-cocked - john purcell, 2018-08-28, 17:42
- beware of your holster -
bj,
2018-08-28, 19:54
- Yes, this! - Bri A, 2018-08-29, 11:05
- Cocked and locked carry for 1911s - Lefty option -
bmize,
2018-08-29, 17:30
- Cocked and locked carry for 1911s - Lefty option - Catoosa, 2018-08-31, 20:56
- i carry mine cocked and locked in... - rob, 2018-08-31, 22:52
- The safest way to carry a 1911 planned for immediate use -
Miles,
2018-08-28, 00:16