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Both sides of this have merit. However, the only thing I have against the Serpa is that there is a mechanical device holding my gun in place. If it should fail in the heat of the moment and you don't rise to your usual level of performance and miss the release you are left without your gun in your hand. It is just one more fine motor control activity needed to perform in a high adrenalin situation.

I just don't care for mechanical devices to hold my gun in the holster. Mechanical devices have a habit of breaking and generally at the worse possible time.