Dummy Or Not?

[SooperJake]

Does anyone think advertising "molded with a real firearm" would gain favor with a prospective customer, especially when they are buying from your website?

Jake

[TwinOaks]

It could help, but then again, it might hurt sales as customers may expect you to mold to a gun exactly like theirs.

[Shooter McGavin]

I prefer to mold with a boning tool or an antler, etc... using a real firearm for molding seems like it would be awkward and potentially damage the damp leather if the front sight gets snagged or something...

[SooperJake]

And sometimes the dummy runs faster than you do, I suppose?

I prefer to mold with a boning tool or an antler, etc... using a real firearm for molding seems like it would be awkward and potentially damage the damp leather if the front sight gets snagged or something...

[Bronson]

I prefer to mold with a boning tool or an antler, etc... using a real firearm for molding seems like it would be awkward and potentially damage the damp leather if the front sight gets snagged or something...

Bronson

[JoelR]

Many dummy guns are under-sized. Nothing like sitting in the chief-of-police's office with his new holster that he waited 4 months for to find the retention strap had to be stretched and, although the bluegun snapped in-and-out perfectly, we had to do a tug-of-war to get his Glock back out once seated. Yeah, good times...