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I found this on Facebook. A company called Old Faithful Holsters. Looks interesting.
Make Your Own Holster with Old Faithful Holsters - YouTube
This is a discussion on Make your own holster within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I found this on Facebook. A company called Old Faithful Holsters. Looks interesting. Make Your Own Holster with Old Faithful Holsters - YouTube...
I found this on Facebook. A company called Old Faithful Holsters. Looks interesting.
Make Your Own Holster with Old Faithful Holsters - YouTube
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Thats pretty cool. I like that they are confident enough in their product to encourage DIYers.
I have been interested in working with kydex as of recent and this may very well be a good start. Thanks!
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My boss bought one of the Old Faithful kits that had the kydex already molded. The quality of the materials (especially the leather) and the molding were excellent.
I think it came out better than the other major hybrid makes that I have handled.
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Here is a home made holster for you... you just know this guy has a mullet.
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Careful, holster making can be addictive!
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So trueOriginally Posted by mmirob
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When I first bought my Sig 250 Subcompact there were NO holsters commercially made for it. So, I experimented and made my own. Needless to say, I have subsequently made holsters for all my handguns and sold off all the commercial ones I had. I have made mostly leather, and more recently I've made a few hybrids.
The kydex/leather (hybrids) holsters are particularly good for the beginner. And, the Old Faithful kits are a good place to start. Their quality is excellent, and you can choose from three levels of finish.
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