How to wetform a holster.

[dannyd]

3 hours ago, Dwight said:

For revolvers like that . . . your front piece was way too small.

It needs to go up to the back side of the cylinder and 3/8 to 1/2 inch above it . . . and the trigger needs to be covered.

When you do that . . . the friction of the molding . . . will make it a really good holster

Slick bald sold you a junk pattern.  It should look a lot more like the image here.

May God bless,

Dwight

I use that pattern too.

[PastorBob]

I have the Avenger pack from slick bald and have had to make adjustments to the patterns.  Here is one I designed and created for a client.  It is not wet molded, but is a great friction fit.

[Dwight]

48 minutes ago, PastorBob said:

I have the Avenger pack from slick bald and have had to make adjustments to the patterns.  Here is one I designed and created for a client.  It is not wet molded, but is a great friction fit.

And there is the proof in the pudding . . . the cylinder is covered . . . triggerguard is covered . . . and even though there is not a lot of wet molding . . . it stays put.

Thanks Pastor Bob . . . good lookin job there.

May God bless,

Dwight

[PastorBob]

22 hours ago, Dwight said:

And there is the proof in the pudding . . . the cylinder is covered . . . triggerguard is covered . . . and even though there is not a lot of wet molding . . . it stays put.

Thanks Pastor Bob . . . good lookin job there.

May God bless,

Dwight

Thanks Dwight!  Appreciate your kind words and input.   My Redeemer Lives!!