Time for a update to a previous video: THIS IS A BAD M&P Holster. The main issue was the lack of tension in that design. I suspect it is because the manufacturer was trying to save money by selling M&P Compact holsters as working with the Shield. While the basic footprint is similar, the width of the slide causes the firearm to be dangerously loose.
Well…here is an example of a GOOD M&P Shield holster. It’s a AIWB design. Looking at how well it retains the pistol, I have approved the holster for daily carry.
Marky
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Areas of focus: Defense and National Security, Modern Light Weapons, Small Arms, Weapons Training.
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