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blade tech WRS holster
http://www.blade-tech.com/WRS-TACTIC...product_images
so i saw this as it could be a alternative to safari land but anyone heard and/or used these befores? |
looks kinda cool, you could probably just make it.
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make the holster, you need to use a selector switch and an elastic, it wouldn't be as seemlesly smooth as that one, but it would have the same idea.
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Blade tech's are supposed to be quite decent. I have never used one myself however so I cannot comment from first hand experience. But they get good reviews from others that have used them. Pretty much as you said, a decent alternative to safariland.
As for making them yourself... You need a kydex press and mould, and a number of other misc. tools. Knyte Tactical, will actually be getting a kydex press and moulds soon for holsters, mag retention, knife sheaths, and other custom work... :) Knifekits.com has the presses, foams, kydex sheets, and other tools, and you can find a lot of info on kydex forming if you, of course, google it. |
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Um Ya... |
but knyte how much would it cost to get your holster and when would u be pumping them out?
because i have a USP not one of the most common pistols out there. |
Blade-tech is good shit, but stay away from anything with their "det-lock". It can fail easily. If you want drop leg, go Safariland, best you can buy bar none. For belt or concealment, I like the Raven Concealment products http://ravenconcealment.com/ The best on the market.
I would stay away from BHI and Fobus, nothing but shit. Personally, I wouldn't bother making anything kydex, for the price, buy from good companies that make holsters for a living and get something with quality. |
I lol'ed at Auklin deleting his posts.
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rexter what is the "det-lock' system? did you mean tek-lock?
P.S reason im looking here is i have a USP .45 in my AS and paying off my RS and i want a good holster but safariland being bought out and very high on the price list and i would like to have to use a tactical light but SL wants me to get on top of the 300 holster another 250-300 for a light and rail adapter. |
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That being said, for a drop leg molded pistol holster, I'd expect around 60.00, at this point it will not have any fancy release mechanism unless we could find pre-made systems like that. Hopefully a setscrew tension adjustment. We'll see how it goes. |
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Ummm, ya, that could be it. Couldn't remember the exact name. |
the off set belt holder?
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It holds your belt? Fuck, I've been looking for a reason to have my hips surgically removed.
EDIT - BTW, I undeleted Auklin's posts to remove plausible deniability of public stupidity. You want to sound off in here, you better know what you're talking about. |
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