Weapon Retention Levels Affect Safety and Speed

January 30th, 2010

Wearing a gun on a tactical or duty holster has its advantages and disadvantages. While it is in plain view and readily available, the threat of the weapon being removed from the holster against the carrier’s will is higher. There are three levels of weapon retention which correspond to the number of security features used for holstered gun protection. The higher the level, the more secure the weapon. The more secure it is, the longer it takes to disengage, draw and fire the gun.

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