Question about Crossbreed trimming and warranty

[thenewguy821]

I just got my Supertuck today, and have started to wear it for break-in and finding a comfortable position for it. I have noticed that, so far, no matter where I put it, I can not get a FULL grip on the pistol till it is halfway out of the holster. I am a bit on the big side (6' tall 270lbs) I have heard mixed thoughts on Crossbreed's warranty. Would trimming the holster void the warranty? Should I send the holster back to Crossbreed to have it trimmed?

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[dukalmighty]

I don't think trimming the holster is going to void a warranty,the leather isn't gonna break,they make a holster with a combat cut,I would mark the leather that need cut and remove a little at a time until you get the grip your looking for,I cut my supertuck for a 1911,and it functions great

[theheater905]

I had the same problem trying to get a good grip on my gun. I called Mark at Crossbreed and asked if I would void the warrenty by trimming the holster and he said no. I trimmed it so it was more like the combat cut and that corrected the problem.