I also question the use of any drop-leg holster for "middle of the night home defense" situations. I keep my shorts/pants (depending on weather) next to the bed. We've had situations where the alarm has gone off in the middle of the night. It only takes a few seconds for me to hop out of bed, pull up the shorts/pants and slip the pistol off the nightstand into the holster. In/on the pants I have my cell phone, keys, wallet, SureFire flashlight and (of course) a belt holster.
Next step is to grab the SBR w/can since that is the primary HD weapon. But that's another thread!
I hope you take this the right way, but drop-leg holsters are only practical for getting the weapon low enough to clear body armor/a vest. It sounds like you are wanting one more for the cool factor. I strongly suggest you re-evaluate your needs. Let your mission determine the gear selection.
That's my humble opinion anyway. I hope you understand this is coming from someone who owned a drop-leg holster (and for the wrong reasons!) but has since ditched it.
If you are deadset on one though, go with the Safariland. It is the best on the market.
Mark