[Brian McIlmoyle]

But I'd stay away from drop leg rigs .. There is a difference in the dirt resistance and robustness of a real firearm and an airsoft gun.

If you have your $400 pistol tucked in a leg rig .. you will always be modifying how you move and what positions you take to minimize the possiblility of damaging the pistol. Even if you do this subconsciously .. it will affect your behavior and your effectiveness.

Leg rigs are great for CQC.. less great in the field ( particularly when wiggling through thick underbrush)

My suggestion is to wear the pistol either on your first line at the belt ( place the holster on your right flank, this should be accessable when wearing most 2nd line rigs.

on the chest or above the belt line will ensure you can do a regular vis-check and will make the weapon accessable while prone.