Level 1 vs Level 2 Holsters: Why Active Retention Holsters are Best for the Tactical Competitions

Level 1 vs. Level 2 Retention Holsters Explained

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on Level 1 vs Level 2 retention holsters in regards to competitive shooting. In this video, Jon and Josh break down the differences between these holsters and discuss how they can enhance your performance in competition, including tactical 2-gun and 3-gun competitions.

Discover the basic functionalities of Level 1 and Level 2 retention holsters and their unique features.

Level 1 Retention Holsters: Learn about friction retention systems that secure the firearm at the trigger guard.

Level 2 Retention Holsters: Understand the additional safety mechanisms like ejection port locking and hood types, including our special thumb button feature.

Explore why a second level of retention is crucial for competitive shooting, especially in dynamic shooting environments.

Find out the best holster options for USPSA, IDPA, IPSC, and tactical type competitions.
Get insights on how to train effectively and choose the right gear for your shooting style and competition needs.

Why Use a Level 2 Retention Holster?
If you're participating in intense shooting competitions like tactical 2-gun or 3-gun matches, a Level 2 retention holster can prevent disqualifications by ensuring your firearm stays secure during high-movement activities. Whether you're running, crawling, or climbing, these holsters offer the extra security you need.

The tactical style matches often involve rigorous physical challenges. Our holsters are designed to withstand these demanding conditions, keeping your firearm safe and accessible. From carrying heavy sandbags to navigating obstacle courses, a Level 2 retention holster can make a significant difference.

Based in North Carolina, we frequently compete in local matches and train in environments similar to SF operations near Fort Bragg. Our experience ensures that our holsters are battle-tested and reliable in these Tactical-type scenarios.

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Bottom line: if you're going prone, often transitioning from pistol to rifle, or making any kind of dynamic movements on the range... Active retention holsters are ideal to ensure you don't get a DQ or worse.

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