I haven't had a chance to wear throughout the day yet but it seems like it will be very good

I just received the holster and just tried it for comfort, fit, etc. I haven't had a chance to wear throughout the day yet but it seems like it will be very good. Overall, it seems well made. One commentator mentioned that the pistol retention snap was worthless and he was correct. It is so weak that it immediately disconnects when putting on pants over the holster. He said he replaced the snap with one that works. Because the holster seems like it is good in all other respects, I have just ordered a snap kit to replace the original snap so the pistol will be properly secured. I assume that once the snap is replaced the holster will work out quite well. If you purchase a holster, you made be able to find a craft person, seamstress, leather worker, etc. who can replace the snap for you if you don't want to try to replace it yourself. The snap is about 7/16" or 12 mm if you plan to buy a snap repair kit. As another commentator mentioned, it seems like the real problem is that the strap that goes over the back of the pistol is too short and doesn't allow the end of the retaining strap to lay flat against the pistol. this makes it easy for the strap to catch on a pant leg and snap open. When i get my snap kit I will probably just make a new retaining strap sewn to the holster so that it goes completely over the back of the pistol and lays flat against the firearm. As built now, you can see from the picture of the product, the pull tab to release the snap sticks out 90 degrees from the leg making it very easy for the snap to open. Since I am a tradesman, it's not a big deal to me to make these modifications but it might be for others. One would normally not expect to have to redesign and modify a new product to use it!

###

