Be careful with the re-holstering with that one. Especially appendix carry.
Also, what is a beer holster for? When it's empty, you just put it down...don't need a holster for that.
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Be careful with the re-holstering with that one. Especially appendix carry.
Also, what is a beer holster for? When it's empty, you just put it down...don't need a holster for that.
Serves as a spitter, need free hands for shoveling in more dip before midnight so your drunken, weird aunt doesn't "want a kiss for New Years".Quote:
Originally Posted by Alpha2
Nice Ray!Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
Here you go Irv:
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Thanks. It’s really not that difficult. Just a little time consuming. YouTube is full of helpful information. Popsicle sticks and blue painters tape are my friends. Learning what parts of a pistol to block out and what parts to make clearance channels for make a huge difference in retention and ease of drawing and reholstering. Also, I have a small heat gun that works great for fine tuning small areas of the holster for a better fit or for putting a curve on the holster to better conform to your waistline.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lex_Luthor
Not sure how much kydex I have on hand but I might have enough to get you started if you need some. I’ll shoot you a PM shortly.
Shout out to Ray! Got some material on hand to tinker with.
No sir. No need for beer holster. Bring a friend and say,
"Here.....hold my beer!"
Here's the press I recently made. Works extremely well. Best use for a scissor jack that I can think of.
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Certainly worthy of your username :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Squeeze