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| Rec Poster Join Date: Aug 2006 | He he....yeah, it sounds like you've worn one for a living like I have. The car is the most uncomfortable place to wear a holster, not only sitting down, but I remember my patrol car's steering wheel had chunks of foam missing out of it because of said holster A swivel could be possible. I've done a couple of multi-postions rigs for a department in the past...it swiveled and locked in for different carrying postions like; FBI cant forward, cross draw on the left side and even rotated to be used for a small of the back holster. The PB pistols being as big as they are, I doubt I could get it to do all of that, but a swivel is a possibility... Chaos, Do you have a couple of pics of the CIP Super Stock??? I am not familiar with that.. Quote:
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| Devious Penguin Mod | Nice holsters, I especially like the Kydex. It seems many paintball companies have overlooked that material. Quote:
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Me, I like leather for it's character and beauty...but there's a lot of people wanting the Kydex for the tactical looks it gives them and the low maintenance and that's why I offer it. The last two times I've played, I played with the kydex drop down pictured above....mainly because it's the only holster I have right now that's not already sold | |
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| Devious Penguin Mod | Does the Kydex rub on the anodizing at all? I've found that the anno on the Tib's upper reciever is not very strong. It's more prone to scratching than wearing though. Luckily I haven't scratched mine yet. I was just wondering if you do anything special to protect the gun's finish when you use it.
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| Rec Poster Join Date: Aug 2006 | Good question. Actually I have found the anno on mine to be quite resilient. I have made close to a dozen holsters on mine and throughout various chemicals, pressures and heat it still looks good as new. There is a sliver of daylight on the top portion between the marker and the holsters anyway to allow you to be able to pull them out,otherwise it would be so tight you couldn't pull it out and so that will allow the anno to fairly safe I believe. The front portion, near the sight may rub off throughout many years of holster draw, but that will happen on any holsters, no matter make or material. So I think you'll be fine on the wear aspect of it. But to make a long answer short, no I do not use anything special for the guns finish. Hopefully that answers your question. Thanks, |
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| Seasoned Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Chicago, IL | Palmer Squalls and Micro-Squalls might be some other pistols to consider making holsters for. I would possibly be interested in one for a Squall if you did. Very nice work, by the way.
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| Banned in 37 States Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Peterborough, ON, Canada | wow, very impressive. what hardening process do you use for your leather? is it waxed or is it cured with a chemical treatment? and what tools did you use for the exterior tooling? it looks to me like a couple standard bevels and perhaps a graver, but cn't say for sure. either way, really nice work! (work heavily in leather for the SCA, waxed leather bottles and continers being one of my specialties)
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| The Brown Guy! | Wow, I just looked at some of your knives, how much are you wanting for the damasus knives?
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