Here's an pic of what I mentioned in a previous post. The holster is a Safariland ALS. That's a retention holster with a thumb activated release. I like it for the retention aspect, as well as it's comfort and low profile.
The paddle is stiff, yet flexible. This makes it almost forgettable on the hip.
As you can see in the above pic, it also provides enough tension to securely hold it in place when dropped between the wall and the handrail in a handicapped stall.
Now, in full duty rig, there's just no help for it, and you're probably going to end up hanging your duty belt on the door. However, when dressed for the office, or concealment, and not the field, this is a great place to hang your holster.
It keeps it right to hand, without having to actually hold it in your hand, and without having to worry about anyone else's hands getting on it.
Granted, this won't work for everyone, but I like it. YMMV.
Take care all,
Casey
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