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I spoke to Tony the owner of Multi Molds and he mentioned that his molds could be used for leather holsters also. As you may already know the molds are made with some extra material that is needed when pressing holsters out of kydex but not really needed when using them for leather holsters. Tony is very receptive to change so if he can offer a product that could be used by leatherworkers more then he plans to look into it. I am not a firearm expert so if I used the incorrect terminology, please forgive me. The material Multi Molds have that most other molds don't are: (Below are some pictures of a multi mold versus a Blueguns.) Sight Channel: This is a piece of material that runs from the back sight to the front site that insures that a channel is made in the material so the front sight can travel from the bottom of the holster to the top freely when removing the gun. Trigger Housing Blocked Out: This is the area where the trigger is located, it needs to be filled in so when molding with kydex it doesn't form around the trigger creating a safety issue when trying to remove/insert the gun. Ejection Port Blocked Out: This is the part on the slide that the spent rounds eject from after a round is fired. During pressing a holster out of kydex if this area isn't blocked out the material forms to the indention creating a hang up when trying to remove the gun from the holster. What would you want removed from the multi mold in order to use them for leather holster making? What would you want to keep on the multi mold to be used for leather holster making? Please comment and I will forward them to Tony so he can look into possible changes in the future. Multi Mold Bluegun