What is the recommended placement of a holster for easy access?

The recommended placement of a holster for easy access is outside the seam line of the dominant hand side. This positioning allows for a quick and natural draw of the firearm, making it more practical for defense situations or when immediate access is necessary. When the holster is situated on the dominant side, individuals can reach for their firearm with their primary hand without having to twist or contort their body, which can slow response time or create vulnerabilities in critical situations.

Placing the holster at the center of the back can hinder access, as most people find it difficult to reach behind themselves quickly. Similarly, locating it behind the seam line of the pants can obstruct the draw and is less conducive to a fluid motion. Additionally, having the holster on the opposite side of the dominant hand would significantly complicate access, requiring the user to cross their body to draw the weapon, which can be an inefficient and potentially dangerous maneuver in urgent scenarios.