BT WRS SP01 RIGHT HANDED

I used this holster with CZ 75 SP01 Shadow. Immediately I noticed a problem. CZ´s are often carried cocked and safety on (and shadow doesn't have a firing pin block) and this holster does not allow it. The latch will touch the hammer and won't lock into place. My solution was that I dremeled a small cut into the latch and the holster worked fairly ok until the latch snapped into two pieces during a competition. Latch isn't as flexible or durable as those in Safarilands. One other problem with WRS type locking is that when stress builds up and there´s a lot of noise and action, sometimes you think you have pressed the latch release button hard enough just to find the latch still locked. At the same time you have of course tried to pull the gun from the holster, which causes the gun to touch the latch and the latch now won't open until you push the gun back to the holster and press the button again. Tedious and definitely not duty safe! With Safariland 6004 you´ll always know when the latch is open because you move it with your thumb. With WRS you have to rely on the feel and sound of the ""snap"" the latch makes when it opens. You also have to push the button fairly hard. If you want a tactical holster for SP01, buy for example Dasta or IMI or something from Ghost International, or modify a holster from Safariland by using heat. Bladetech works fairly well as a friction holster but do yourself a favour and steer away from the WRS models.