Need some constructive help ??

[Robert Mitchum]

I have a custom made owb holster that fits all of my polymers I use for carry.
I am more into accuracy shooting at 25 and 50 yards but now that I have accuracy down want to work on my tactical skills.
Have been a gym rat all of my life along with having strong hand to hand fighting skills but my tactical shooting skills are nothing great.
I like this holster but not sure if this kind of holster is safe for the polymers I use for carry.
FNP-45
HK-45
HKp30L -9
XDM-45
XDM-9
I don't like IWB holsters.
I am new to polymers coming from 1911's but I now would rather use my polymers for carry...
I have no problems getting my pistols out and it rides nice on my side..I see most use other styles in holsters
Thanks for any constructive help....
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[JDM]

The biggest issue I can see is the number of guns you are carrying. That much variation, especially when you are trying to learn something is a huge hinderance to gaining proficiency. You need to pick A gun to work with and carry.

The holster seems OK, but a holster specifically made for the pistol model it's going to be holding will always be better.

[LittleLebowski]

It is not safe in my book. Try picking one and only one gun for training for 6 months. Buy a good purpose built holster for it. Take a training class.

[jslaker]

I see most use other styles in holsters

There's nothing wrong with pancake holsters if you dislike IWB carry. I would echo the advice to choose a single gun for carry and getting a holster made specifically for it, however. A purpose built holster is going to offer much better retention, especially if you're using an open top OWB holster.

[Robert Mitchum]

I use the HK-45 most of the time.
I will just use it for now on.