Plus, the included retention strap to help keep your firearm secure might throw you off a bit.Īs a bit of a side note, I do recommend using the strap because my gun sits loosely without it. And, you’ll need to train pulling your weapon out of your holster, because it won’t be what you’re used to. Now, I do have to warn you, that it did take me about a week or two to get used to how it felt in the different positions. If I’m at the gym and don’t want anyone to see it (like if I’m doing some kind of crazy workout where my shirt lifts up) all I need to do is lower it down an inch or two and tighten the drawstrings on my pants. However, I realized after about one week of wearing it what the problem was: The Velcro material used to latch the holster is wider than the waistband itself, and it was itching my skin.īut, after some trimming and making sure that the holster was positioned correctly with another piece of fabric underneath it (AKA my underwear) (is that TMI?) I realized that not only can it be totally comfortable, it is also very versatile. And I’ve done something that I never thought I’d do: I’ve replaced my tried and true old holster with this new one called the Brave Response Holster that was sent to me from the manufacturer.Īt first, I have to admit that it was uncomfortable. Thankfully, I’ve found a holster that even allows me to comfortably carry at the gym, and while I’m doing just about any activity. In fact, the only time I ever ran into any problems, is when I went to the gym. I don’t care if it’s 107 degrees outside, or if I’m shoveling snow-I will not settle for a weapon with a lower ammo count that also just happens to be too small to fit into my hand properly. Let me be totally honest with you about something: I always carry a full-size weapon. Let’s face it, the last thing you want is for your concealed carry holster to show your weapon to at an inopportune time.

I’ve always leaned towards a holster that offered good concealment that was also affordable. Most gun carriers find it difficult to conceal a full sized weapon, forcing them to opt for a smaller, less effective gun.

The brave response holster