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<blockquote data-quote="okgr8outdrs" data-source="post: 20687" data-attributes="member: 263"><p>Mr. Brown,</p><p></p><p>Not sure if this is taking this in the wrong direction or not, but in your opinion, do open-top, leather pancake style holsters provide adequate retention, or should I have opted for the thumb-break model? I currently use a Galco Concealable, but I have never wrestled with anyone over 40 pounds (my kids) while wearing it.</p><p></p><p>I have been thinking about personal defense training quite a bit lately, and wondered which order to attend your classes for maximum benefit.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="okgr8outdrs, post: 20687, member: 263"] Mr. Brown, Not sure if this is taking this in the wrong direction or not, but in your opinion, do open-top, leather pancake style holsters provide adequate retention, or should I have opted for the thumb-break model? I currently use a Galco Concealable, but I have never wrestled with anyone over 40 pounds (my kids) while wearing it. I have been thinking about personal defense training quite a bit lately, and wondered which order to attend your classes for maximum benefit. [/QUOTE]
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