This is why having some good hand to hand skills is also important. You might have to fight just to get to your gun. Or maybe the situation you are in hasn't risen to the level of using deadly force. If you're in that situation with no hand to hand training you could end up in a lot of trouble...
The one holster the author didn't mention was the pocket holster. I've tried all kinds of different holsters for my Glock 26 (my go to gun) and I keep coming back to my pocket holster that I have been using for several years. Ergonomically for me it is the best set up.
