dogtown tom
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Objective data on what?Get a shot timer, both of you shoot 5 rounds of yours, then trade and shoot again. That wil give you objective data.
A shot timer may measure speed of draw, but little else. It doesn't measure comfort of the holster/belt, the security or retention of the handgun and certainly nothing to do with the handgun itself.
One could have a $500 belt/holster combo with an HK P7 M13.......and have a slow draw because of lack of practice. Or a $100 Heritage Rough Rider .22 in a Wal Mart Uncle Mikes holster and be faster than the Lone Ranger because you practice drawing that gun daily.
I'm not really sure what the OP and his friend are debating. If its quality his friend wins because Glock>Sprinfield XD. If ts overall "setup" his friend wins because of the weapon light.