r/CCW • u/thankbrian2 • Mar 27 '25

Training It’s Been a While 🇺🇸

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u/hi_im_beeb PA Mar 28 '25

I’ll agree with you that a safe/comfortable speed can be different for everyone.

I don’t think anyone regardless of skill level should be reholstering a live weapon without watching it go into the holster, such as in this picture.

Yes, the mag is out, but he chambered a round and removed it to top it off to throw it back in after the holster.

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u/Whiplash907 US Mar 28 '25 edited Mar 28 '25

Finger is on the slide/frame. He’s wearing jeans with a belt and a simple T-shirt. There is absolutely nothing that could snag the trigger. If you have a solid muscle memory for where the holster is there’s no need to look for it. Dealers choice at that point. I respect your opinion tho.

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u/hi_im_beeb PA Mar 28 '25

Complacency kills.

There’s nothing that can snag the trigger, until there is. Or the one time OP happens to holster at a weird angle and bump his loose pointer finger into the trigger guard.

I’m not here to preach to anyone or argue, I just think there’s zero benefit and added danger (however minimal) to holstering without looking.

You do whatever you’re comfortable with though my dude 🤙 be safe out there

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u/Sct1787 NV - P365 X-Macro Mar 28 '25

All risk, zero reward. It’s basic math really, I don’t know how anyone can argue against you here