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Looking for Holster Hardware - Tension Screw

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Where would I find, and what is the correct name for the tension screws used to adjust the tension on a leather holster/mag pouch?  Do they sell them as a set or should I just rig one from long Chicago screws and rubber hose/line?

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How many do you need ?

is this a one off or are you looking for a large quantity

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You will find everything you need at www.knifekits.com 

send me a private message if your interested in a sample before you have to pay shipping on something that your not sure will not work.  By the way your holsters look nice . Great job 

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16 hours ago, wayner said:

You will find everything you need at www.knifekits.com 

send me a private message if your interested in a sample before you have to pay shipping on something that your not sure will not work.  By the way your holsters look nice . Great job 

That seems to be the ticket.  I order my  mold guns from them.I guess I should have figured they would have the screws with all of the kydex they work with.  Thanks for the complement as well ... I am learning!

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On 2/16/2020 at 5:11 AM, wayner said:

You will find everything you need at www.knifekits.com 

send me a private message if your interested in a sample before you have to pay shipping on something that your not sure will not work.  By the way your holsters look nice . Great job 

So here it is!  This fits for 1911 single stacks.  YES on KnifeKits and here's the shopping list.

8-32- Phillips - Pan Head -(.750 x .312)

Finishing Washers - #8 - Countersunk- (Black Oxide)

TLMAB Washers - Black EPDM - (.500 x .180 x .625)

Slotted Post - Steel-  Black Oxide - (⅜ in)

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I use a Chicago screw and tubing. You can find the tubing in bulk at auto shops as A/C hose. Just bring the part in. 

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Knifekit's.com is very good.  I also found T-Nuts at Springfield Leather.  Better for securing the base.  You have to glue the Knifekit base.

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