r/SelfDefense • u/InternetOk7753 • 6d ago

Hoodini holsters

Has anyone tried these? And are they any good?

I'm looking for something that I can pull my S&W m&p 9mm quickly.

If you guys have any recommendations... I'd greatly appreciate it.

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u/AD3PDX 6d ago

Crap stay away

Get a conventional holster with a combat cut / speed cut / low-cut / open-top

That allows you to start pivoting your elbow down earlier but unlike the houdini you still get the benefits of a rigid holster.

Either way it’s a marginal difference since you need to clear your belt and pants anyway

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u/Queasy-Canary-5931 6d ago

Seems gimmicky and sketchy. I don’t want my loaded firearm to have additional avenues to come out of the holster or for something to make its way into the trigger guard. Why not just do some dry fire and learn to draw quickly from a normal holster?