I have never had to wet mold any holster that I purchased. All I have done is wore the firearm in the holster while around the house. If its super tight you can put it in a plastic bag and leave the gun in the holster to stretch it out, but remember if you get the leather too stretched out there isn't much you can do to get it tight again. I'm sure some of the holster makers will chime in with some more info.
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Leather Lightning
It's in Miscellaneous on the Rosen Site.
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Leather Lightning™ is applied to the inside of a holster to produce a very slick draw. Even the most tightly boned holsters, a hallmark of my gun leather, will now be able to be effortlessly broken in as you carry your handgun...without compromising a fast, smooth presentation. Leather Lightning is a surface treatment for leather and will therefore not be absorbed by the leather, nor harm the finish of your firearm. This will not alter the original fit. Mitch Rosen is the sole distributor of Leather Lightning. Leather Lightning is a trademark of Phoenix Armory, Inc.
ORDER: LL™
PRICE: $12.00 plus $2.00 shipping and handling
It's in Miscellaneous on the Rosen Site.
Leather Lightning™ is applied to the inside of a holster to produce a very slick draw. Even the most tightly boned holsters, a hallmark of my gun leather, will now be able to be effortlessly broken in as you carry your handgun...without compromising a fast, smooth presentation. Leather Lightning is a surface treatment for leather and will therefore not be absorbed by the leather, nor harm the finish of your firearm. This will not alter the original fit. Mitch Rosen is the sole distributor of Leather Lightning. Leather Lightning is a trademark of Phoenix Armory, Inc.
ORDER: LL™
PRICE: $12.00 plus $2.00 shipping and handling
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