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There are a lot of options when mounting a pistol to a war belt or battle belt. As always, each person should consider what their context is and what they are trying to accomplish. Some competitors want a small drop for an easier draw stroke, but not so low that it changes the index point of the gun during movement. Many folks on tactical teams want to drop the holster lower for the same reason a competitive shooter would, but also they are trying to clear their body armor. Plate carriers can impede drawstrokes and lead to snagging when the operator is leaning (very obnoxious). A really low drop could be a good idea for some if they are sitting in a vehicle. A no-drop configuration is great when the shooter wants to ensure the pistol is always indexed in the same location (as opposed to moving with the leg) for a fast and consistent draw. This also can eliminate some chaffing problems on the leg.

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