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Originally Posted by gogojuice
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Yes something like that. Obviously your mileage may vary. You need to find the most ergonomic/comfortable position for your pistol. Holsters are very subjective.
Also what type of holster you use is really irrelevant in airsoft (aside from retention and comfort). Very rarely will you be in a situation where pulling your pistol is your best option. This is not life or death right? Also nobody is going to charge you and try to disarm you of your pistol (and if they did they deserve a good boot fucking anyways) so cross drawing from either your vest or a shoulder holster isn't a big concern.
However running, jumping and crawling are normally more difficult with a drop leg. Going prone with your pistol strapped to your chest (I have done it) results in your gun dragging in the dirt normally, in fact that's how I lost the thumb safety on my hicapa.