This the way I do it, others may do it differently. Image 1 – there should be two holes on the side of the holster for the tiedown to pass through Image 2 – pass a string loop thru the bottom hole Image 3 & 4 – using the string, pull the tiedown lace through…

This was found on Leatherworker.net Forum by LOBO There are at least as many reasons not to line a holster as there are reasons to consider a lining. Linings were popular for many years because they were thought to reduce holster wear on a polished and blued handgun. Allow me to address some of the…

Put on a pair of britches/pants you plan to wear with your gun belt. Have handy any belt that currently fits you. You can even use a piece of string. Put the belt on and buckle it where you will wear your gun belt [Slightly down over your hips in most cases]. Remember the gun…

Wrap the gun in plastic wrap (Saran wrap or similar) – Put the holster under a warm stream of water (from the tap) for no more than 10 seconds. Put the wrapped gun in the wet holster With the gun still in the holster, with your hands, mold the leather to shape. Leave the gun…