How do you set yourself apart from your competition? Pay attention to the little things. I am fascinated by the small details that designers build into their products. Often, these features are so subtle that you may never notice them in an overt way but they are there none the less, improving functionality and setting apart one product from another.
L.A.G. Tactical’s Defender Holster has a small, barely noticeable feature that can go a long way toward keeping your magazine in the gun where it belongs – especially on models with ambidextrous magazine release buttons like the Sig P320. They contour the edge of the holster very subtly to cover the magazine button. If they covered it entirely, the holster could prevent a firm firing grip from being established during the draw. Instead, they cover it just enough to protect the button.
Every pocket holster and left-handed holster needs this!
Personally I want that button exposed or such that I CAN depress it and remove the magazine with the pistol holstered.
So you don’t think partially covering a magazine release is a good compromise between allowing administrative functions to still take place while protecting against unintentionally ejecting a magazine? Are you removing the magazine while holstered to do things like down load for a training drill?
TFT,
I work with LAG and personally I feel the same way. I spend a lot of time on the range admin loading mags for different drills and being able to activate the release in the holster is a plus. However, we’ve had a bunch of requests for both covered and uncovered, and we can accommodate either preference as long as we know about it before hand. We can also modify customer’s holsters for free so that they are set up exactly the way you’d like it.