Been using the holster now for a couple of weeks. Very fast (not surprising given the ride height compared to my usual holsters) and very comfortable. Not nearly as concealable, but hopefully that will change with the soft loops. Overall I like it.
I had trouble getting enough retention for two out of three of my G19s (all Gen 3). The two that need more retention are 5-6 years old, and the one that works is one year old.
Trying to increase the retention I tightened the retention screw too far and cracked the plastic loop surrounding the screw hole. Since they use a countersunk style of screw, it will lend itself to cracking the plastic with too much pressure. And since that tab is part of the holster body -- not easy to replace.
For the time being (i.e. until they have stock for a warranty return, and possibly a new run with more retention adjustment) I just put a washer under the screw. Still don't have enough retention for the older guns.
Having used the Raven for a while, I think the single best thing about it is the wedge construction and how it attaches to the holster body.
Paging Tom at Dark Star -- I have a design idea for you that will leapfrog Raven Concealment. Will appeal to the sport shooter, ECQC devotee and fitness geeks.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
If it helps, Mr_White thinks also thinks it is a good idea, and thought you were just the guy to run with this.
First, some design objectives. Should be able to be worn left or right side, different positions, adjustable height, although concealment will be tricky. You still up for it?
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
So what was the big idea?