glockanator

I have been trying to make avenger holsters for some time. I have bought a few patterns and had great success. My question is once you trace the firearm out is it still the same rule of thumb for spacing the stitch line? I have made two G23 avenger holsters and both have been so tight I could not get the gun non the holster. On one of them I was able to get the gun to fit but almost couldn't get the gun out. Thanks

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What is the overall length of these

This is one I just finished up this last week. This is the first 1911 holster with a thumb Break I have done

Do you have a list of what you ha e for sale or can you post a better picture

Can you post some more pictures of the glock holster? How is the retention on it?

Get on Youtube and look up wranglerstar he has several videos on making these. You may have to dig a little to find them though.

I did one for my G23 with a TTLR1. It pretty much looks like the just above my post. The only difference is i didn't use a Chicago screw.

Have a chance to pick up one of these for a good price. Just wondering if it would work for holsters and what not. Thanks

I actually just got another order for this same knife and found it at bladeplay.com http://www.bladeplay.com/item--Undercover-Magnum-Push--4874 for those interested

You may get a better response in the holster sub forum.

It's just a cheapy united cutlery that I picked up at the gunshow. I have seen on line for around 10 bucks.

Thanks

It is straight IWB. After talking to him again he wasn't totally sold on the idea. Thanks again for your help with it.

Just finished this up and will be sending it out today.

I got this Ruger LCP and push knife going out in the morning.

That's good looking. Would love to see it with the stache.

When I get holster orders I don't have the gun or mold for. I just buzz over to my local gun shop and trace the Gun at the store. When it comes time to mold it it just use a wooden spoon and get it close and then Take it back to the gun store to check fit. I have had good success with this method.

I just sent you a message

I have been told that harbor freight sells copper washers but I can not confirm this.

How to transfer an inkjet photo to wood | Mere Mini: Here is a good quick video on this. Steve uses it on wood but the same. Concept apples to lleather.

Doubt it since he hasn't been back on since July 22st

+1 This is how I am going to do it if I ever get a chance to work on personal projects again.

LLWORK what part of Utah are you from? I use smuglabs as well.

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