Been holding off on reviewing this until I get could more time with it. Like most, dry fire training has now become the forefront with live-fire training just behind it (used to be the other way ’round when ammo was easier to come by and less expensive). Not a bad thing–requires more fine-tuning and attention rather than just zinging rounds downrange. After reading Stephen’s review (THANKS A TON Stephen!!!!), I reached out by e-mail to see if this would also fit my Beretta 96A1 but with a SureFire X300-UA. Received an answer the next day and decided to purchase. Arrived pretty quickly. Out of the box, the fit was pretty tight. Ended up placing extra spacers and a little longer screws to give enough room to adjust retention. Since then, haven’t had an issue with it at all and have been carrying every day. Beretta aren’t small by any means and this holster gives enough grip to keep it where I want it but not so restrictive as to delay drawing when I need it. The belt clip stays where I need it but isn’t a pain in the ass to get off which makes it nice when visiting places like courthouses or the like. I can leave my weapon holstered and just provide the whole unit and not have to worry about anyone discharging. Comfortable to leave on all day–only really notice it’s there when I feel the need to adjust holster location. EDC isn’t a fashion statement–it’s a way of life. Get the benefit of being armed with all the responsibility that entails, including wardrobe. This thing’s been in rainy weather, sun (had some good days with 100 heat, which is f-ing rare in the PNW), dust, been rolled on, bumped against doors and walls, and have had zero issues with retention, form, shape, or function. For those of you looking to get an affordable, reliable, and quality made holster for your Beretta pistols, I highly recommend ANR Design. Great customer service by Jake in answering all of my questions. Again, huge shout-out to Stephen for sharing your experience. I can’t recommend enough. ��
