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6 February 2015, 09:35 #16
Farva I think it's just a training issue. Few 1000 draw reps and you'll be just as quick and with better retention
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6 February 2015, 23:29 #17
yay learning new things!!
"Always do more than is required of you"
- General George S. Patton
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6 February 2015, 23:36 #18
I would not remove the hood. Here's why:
If you're in a fight, and God forbid someone attempts to disarm you, they first have to get the hood down. Well, during the fight, it's easier for the officer to hit that hood backup and thus, reengaging a level of retention. This is vastly superior to trying to re-snap buttons.
I used a Safariland SSIII Holster for over a decade, and it served it's purpose, but going to the ALS wasn't as a big training or retraining issue as I thought it would be. Like it's been mentioned before, you just need some repetitions.
I think in time, you'll find that using all levels of retention in the ALS holster is a good thing.
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6 February 2015, 23:57 #19
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7 February 2015, 06:34 #20
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7 February 2015, 21:25 #21"Always do more than is required of you"
- General George S. Patton
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8 February 2015, 06:31 #22
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8 February 2015, 21:03 #23
The ALS w/hood is one of the more intuitive designs out there and pretty much the industry standard now. I used the SSIII for longer than I want to admit and didn't want to change at first, but the transition was fairly easy. Just get the reps in.
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9 February 2015, 15:11 #24
Sounds like it's a done deal then!
"Always do more than is required of you"
- General George S. Patton