It is capable of holding 3 small objects such as a magazine, knife and flashlight or 3 magazines if you think your day may turn Rambo. I really like that the weight of the rig isn't hanging on my pants, I feel it is held a lot more securely to my body. It is a pretty comfortable holster once I figured out how all it works and dialed in where I like it. You won't be using this holster at the range for drawing exercises as it's pretty difficult to re-holster without fumbling around, that's an extra hole in your ass just waiting to happen if you ask me. What I really like about this holster is that it can be worn with any clothing at any ride height in any position which makes it pretty versatile in my mind.
If you are a fan of the springfield grip safety, the strap will render that utterly useless as it will depress it while holstered and you will basically be left with a glock style safety. It doesn't take much bumping to get that pistol worked up to where the trigger is 100% exposed, I don't need to tell you how that could end with a glock style trigger. It does come with an adjustable snap strap to hold the gun in place, they say it's removable but I noticed real quick you don't want to do that. The holster holds the pistol alright, obviously no retention like we are use to with the all popular kydex holsters. The gun was cocked, if the trigger got pulled I wanted to hear the click) (All my testing was done with an empty and safety checked gun.
The gun I holstered in it is a 4" walther PPQ M2 9mm. The brave response holster is a belly band/soft holster hybrid thing that fits all semi-autos (we've heard that before right?) well I read some good things and had a visa gift card to use so I figured I would bite.
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