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There's lots of disagreement/agreement about what brand/type constitutes the perfect carry holster, but there is almost universal agreement that a good gunbelt is a requirement.

However, even with holsters there is common ground as to necessary features. Among them are: good pistol retention, a covered trigger, and sufficient rigidity to permit one-handed holstering. That leave you LOTS of room to decide materials, IWB versus OWB, degree of cant, color, paddle versus belt loops, etc., etc., etc.

You say you find the cheap nylon holster comfortable, but have you ever actually worn a good leather or kydex holster? I'll bet that once you try it, you'll never go back to that cheap one again.