To Mold Or Not?

[Deanimator]

I'm making up a few tuckable IWBs for my club's swap meet. I just finished a Glock 19/23 holster and will be finishing up a Glock 17/22 holster and starting on an M1911 holster.

I only carry and use Glocks (and M1911s) without light rails, since I don't like the rails or the lights. In order to cater to the broadest spectrum of potential buyers, I'm wondering if I should wet mold these three holsters. I've never owned a railed gun, so I don't know if there's enough difference in outline to make a difference if I wet mold to my 2nd Gen Glocks and my stock Norinco M1911.

Any suggestions?

[Dwight]

Opinion 101:

The only thing I let out of my house to hold a handgun that is not molded, is a suede "possibilities" bag.

Everything else gets molded. Otherwise it is just a generic bag, and those come free with groceries at WalMart.

May God bless,

Dwight

[Shorts]

Mold

[Deanimator]

Looks like the consensus is to mold, which I've done to my previous prototypes.

Thanks.

[Denster]

Looks like the consensus is to mold, which I've done to my previous prototypes.

Thanks.

If you have even a remotely close stitch line the railed frames wouldn't fit anyway so mold away.

[Deanimator]

If you have even a remotely close stitch line the railed frames wouldn't fit anyway so mold away.

I haven't gone with any secondary stitch lines from inside of the lines on the edge for precisely that reason. When wet molded to the non-rail guns, the holsters fit well. I haven't got a railed gun to try.