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Holster retention

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After reading TxInvestigators comments on holster retention in another thread...it has peaked my curiosity. Do you guys/gals use retention or open top holsters? Thanks.
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Open top here.

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Open top IWB

Retention OWB

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open top

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2- IWB open
2- OWB open
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open top with retention.
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for IWB its open topped with a built in retention I use a High noon Closing argument.

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OWB its a open topped Pancake holster

for when I am at teh range or running the tractor its a Thumb break type UM.

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open top kydex, tension screws only. Looking at some of the trigger guard retension holsters though.
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IWB, Thumbstrap
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Open top.

You don't need a retension strap on a concealed kydex holster.
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Paladin wrote:Open top.

You don't need a retension strap on a concealed kydex holster.
Who says? Thats a pretty blanket statement, and IMO wrong.
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IWB is kydex open top with tension screw.

OWB is leather with thumb break.

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Open top IWB or OWB. With my arthritis I cannot manipulate a thumb break. I tried one of the Bianchi carrylok retension holsters too. No dice.
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All open tops.

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