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About LinkBacksI just got a new FNH FNX-9 so I figured I'd better make a holster.fnx 2 002.JPGfnx 2 001.JPG
This is a discussion on Home made hybrid within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I just got a new FNH FNX-9 so I figured I'd better make a holster. fnx 2 002.JPG fnx 2 001.JPG...
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I just got a new FNH FNX-9 so I figured I'd better make a holster.fnx 2 002.JPGfnx 2 001.JPG
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Did you make the holster or is that a Crossbreed ? Either way - it's a good looking rig.
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It's the third one that I've made. Takes a couple of hours. If someone wants to try these I recommend a heatgun as that works better than the kitchen oven.
My problem now is that I've run out of semi-autos to make them for. My brother may want a couple for his SA EMP and S&W Model 39.
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Good job! Private message sent.
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Too light for heavy work, too heavy for light work!
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Looks good nice work.
I started fooling with these holsters about three weeks ago and it has became an addiction fast!!! All I want to do now is make a new one just to see if I can improve it.A flat electric griddle works great for heating your kydex ( $19.00 at walmart).Tandy has there metal clips on sale this month for 1.49 if you buy 10 or more.Here are some of my latest builds.
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Nice job.
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Good job! I've been making some leather holsters, and would like to try some hybrids. My question is, how do you mold the kydex around the gun, without melting the gun if it's made with a polymer frame?Originally Posted by theis
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Too light for heavy work, too heavy for light work!
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Tommy, thanks ...I sent you another request.
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Too light for heavy work, too heavy for light work!
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Gotcha covered PM sent
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