1911

Always follow all firearm safety rules and the firearm manufacturer's instructions. Read and understand these warnings before using your holster.

Proper Fit & Compatibility: This holster is designed for the specific firearm and configuration selected when ordered. Before carrying, verify that the firearm fits properly, the trigger and trigger guard are adequately covered, and the firearm is securely retained. Do not use the holster with a different firearm, weapon-mounted light, or other configuration unless the holster was specifically designed for it.

Light-Bearing Holsters: Light-bearing holsters require additional clearance to allow the weapon-mounted light to enter and exit the holster. Depending on the firearm and light combination, this may result in more space around portions of the trigger guard than on a non-light-bearing holster. Always verify that the trigger cannot be accessed or manipulated while the firearm is properly seated in the holster.

Holstering & Drawing: Keep your finger completely outside the trigger guard and ensure clothing, drawstrings, equipment, and other objects are clear of the trigger and holster opening when holstering or drawing. Never force a firearm into or out of the holster.

Retention: Check retention before every use. Adjustable retention hardware should be set securely enough to retain the firearm while still allowing a safe, controlled draw. If the firearm does not securely retain or release properly, discontinue use until the issue has been corrected.

Inspection & Maintenance: Regularly inspect the holster, belt attachment, retention hardware, screws, and other components for damage, excessive wear, or looseness. Ensure all hardware is properly secured before use. Discontinue use immediately if the holster is cracked, damaged, excessively worn, or no longer securely retains the firearm.

Modifications: Do not heat, reshape, cut, drill, or otherwise modify the holster. Modification may affect firearm fit, retention, trigger coverage, or safe operation.

Important: Firearms are inherently dangerous. Improper holster selection, installation, adjustment, or use may result in an unintentional discharge, serious injury, death, or property damage. The user is responsible for verifying proper fit and safe function before carrying a loaded firearm.