Michigan Concealed Pistol License (CPL) Safety Course Practice Exam

When choosing a holster for concealed carry, one important factor to consider is the retention capability of the holster. This refers to the ability of the holster to securely hold the firearm in place and prevent it from falling out or being easily taken by someone else. Options A and B - the color and fashionability of the holster - may be important considerations for personal preferences, but they do not necessarily impact the functionality of the holster for concealed carry. Option D - the price - is also not as important as the safety and effectiveness of the holster.