Members txgunrunner Posted December 26, 2010 Members Report Posted December 26, 2010 Where can you get parts for making paddle holster, hardware to attache the paddle to a leather holster example attached Quote
Members marine mp Posted December 26, 2010 Members Report Posted December 26, 2010 Where can you get parts for making paddle holster, hardware to attache the paddle to a leather holster example attached Txgunrunner, I don't see why you couldn't use Chicago screws. They come in handy in a lot of uses. If it's a permanent use, put a dot of red Loc-tite on the post and its there forever. Semper-fi Mike Quote "The first one thru the door...gets the copper-coated candy". ADL Custom Holsters "I've got a LONG list of real good reasons, for all the things that I have done"!!!
Members Shooter McGavin Posted December 27, 2010 Members Report Posted December 27, 2010 I have someone wanting a leather holster with a paddle as well but dont know where to obtain the paddel from. Im tinkering with the idea of making a wooden form and and using boiled leather to form the paddle. That stuff gets as hard as a rock when you get it hot enough. I ruined a nice holster to discover that Quote Zlogonje Gunleathers
Members Dwight Posted December 27, 2010 Members Report Posted December 27, 2010 FWIW, . . . I contacted Galco a couple years ago, . . . wanted to make myself another paddle, . . . their rep said they would sell me their plastic part for ten or twelve bucks. I thought about it, . . . decided against it. You may want to contact them. Stay away from the $20 jobs you find at cheap gun stores, gun shows, and flea markets. They break at the drop of a flea's hat. May God bless, Dwight Quote If you can breathe, . . . thank God. If you can read, . . . thank a teacher. If you are reading this in English, . . . thank a veteran. www.dwightsgunleather.com
Members troop Posted December 27, 2010 Members Report Posted December 27, 2010 after not being able to find all that stuff myself i started making my own paddle systems using kydex, t-nuts, screws and washers. comes out really comfortable, and sturdy. the pics of some older styles i have done. instead of the squared off bulky looking stops you see on these paddles i now use a smaller, lower profile round cut (halk inch round punch piece) secured with a rivet. it is much cleaner looking. Tony Quote The hand that feeds you also puts the chains around your neck.
Members ccwholsters Posted December 27, 2010 Members Report Posted December 27, 2010 Where can you get parts for making paddle holster, hardware to attache the paddle to a leather holster example attached You can find Paddle parts here G-code I hope that this helps. Jay Quote Jay Nelson Concealed Carry Holsters www.ccw-holsters.com
Members WaG35 Posted December 28, 2010 Members Report Posted December 28, 2010 Knifekits.com has paddles Where can you get parts for making paddle holster, hardware to attache the paddle to a leather holster example attached Quote
Members LeatherCaptain Posted December 28, 2010 Members Report Posted December 28, 2010 after not being able to find all that stuff myself i started making my own paddle systems using kydex, t-nuts, screws and washers. comes out really comfortable, and sturdy. the pics of some older styles i have done. instead of the squared off bulky looking stops you see on these paddles i now use a smaller, lower profile round cut (halk inch round punch piece) secured with a rivet. it is much cleaner looking. Tony Any concern on your part in regards to the heavy molding behind the trigger? Looks like a lawsuit waiting to happen. Quote
Members troop Posted December 28, 2010 Members Report Posted December 28, 2010 Any concern on your part in regards to the heavy molding behind the trigger? Looks like a lawsuit waiting to happen. how do you mean? Quote The hand that feeds you also puts the chains around your neck.
Members Shooter McGavin Posted December 29, 2010 Members Report Posted December 29, 2010 how do you mean? Ya I noticed it too but didnt say anything, being a noob and all. But ya, it appears that the trigger would almost be actuated while inserting a gun into the holster you have pictured. Because of the molding behind the trigger, the "path" for the trigger is actually narrower than the trigger itself. Quote Zlogonje Gunleathers
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