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[–] ifuckdolphinseverday ago
I appreciate your concern i just looked into the ALS system, I've trained and used the Serpa system for a decade i think and at this point i would hope the muscle memory is there. I've found the system easy to use and reliable despite the high rate of injury. However you are completely right and its a risk i knowingly took when i started using the Serpa.
I've never used an ALS holster before and from the description it sounds like it wouldn't feel natural to me at this point by just reading a description.
Now I've watched the safariland ALS training video and its much more clear than just the written description. I do not like the safariland hood system at all and wouldn't trust it to not jam closed while operating in sand or after taking things to the ground, however i understand now why the active rention of the ALS system is more natural than the Serpa and how it can avoid causing muscle memory issues for accidental discharge.
I guess an old dog will have to learn some new tricks.