A great idea. I think the volume production requires some concessions. The maker told me the piece of kydex is folded around the form. So I can see they just bone both sides to the gun. You bake the sheets to get them all floppy (hot!) so they can be molded. Usually a tension button sandwiching a rubber bushing is used for retention. The engineering of being able to retain the piece is one thing, getting the gun back out is another.
I think that knife maker sold sheets and some cheap vacuum fixtures for hobbyists. I may look that up. Revolver kydex IWB is pretty sparse. I also have trouble shelling out $80 for a plastic holster. $25 I’m comfortable with. But neither is useful if it’s uncomfortable or painful.
*BTW you can heat PVC pipe or conduit to the point it’s quite flexible, like a wet noodle. It soon cools back to its rigid state with seemingly minimal strength loss. FWIW.
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I may have to start making my own IWB holsters for revolvers
- WB, 2022-08-05, 08:22
- IWB - Marco, 2022-08-07, 14:08
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Why don't you ...
- Jim Taylor, 2022-08-05, 09:08
- I know Rob, fantastic fellow. I have one for my - WB, 2022-08-05, 10:16
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CrossBreed Holsters...
- ~JM~, 2022-08-05, 09:07
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I see they use leather as the back side, flat leather.
- WB, 2022-08-05, 10:01
- Go For It... - ~JM~, 2022-08-05, 19:21
- Forgot! Right now I’m using a “Sticky” brand - WB, 2022-08-05, 10:07
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I see they use leather as the back side, flat leather.
- WB, 2022-08-05, 10:01