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Lane 05-03-2011 10:24 PM

COTEP OWB with Snaps
 
I think this might be the final design - this is still a prototype, since the holster that was ordered was to be lined, so I'll be making a new one with a couple of minor changes.

I made it a tad narrower, moved the pocket higher, reformed the pocket so that the back is much flatter, and made the belt loops wider (these are just after wet forming the loops):


From the back:


A good shot of the reformed pocket:


and from the other side:


I'm planning on basing my Yaqui slide holsters on the same design - essentially an open toed version of the same thing. As always, questions, comments, criticisms and suggestions are always appreciated.

AutoMag 05-03-2011 10:33 PM

Looking good Lane!!!:):)

NAMVET72 05-03-2011 10:35 PM

Very Nice, Boy Lane you have more Patience then I have..........

Clyde

wxl 05-03-2011 11:06 PM

Looks like you have hit the magic button

Cap 05-03-2011 11:44 PM

make the loops snap the other way...from below the belt "up" to the snap
(like if the that holster was turned upside down )

that way if the snap came undone, the holster would be much less likely to slide down out of the belt


or cut 2" off the bottom of that holster and I wear it for a month as well as use it on the range for my live fire presentation drills

then I'll send it back with a written evaluation .



..L.T.A.

Lane 05-04-2011 02:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cap (Post 2843)
make the loops snap the other way...from below the belt "up" to the snap
(like if the that holster was turned upside down )

that way if the snap came undone, the holster would be much less likely to slide down out of the belt

I can do that - I hate the way they look that way. I used directional snaps, so in theory, they shouldn't unsnap...


Quote:

Originally Posted by Cap (Post 2843)
or cut 2" off the bottom of that holster and I wear it for a month as well as use it on the range for my live fire presentation drills

then I'll send it back with a written evaluation .

I'll put it in the queue... :)

vmr357 05-04-2011 01:33 PM

Lane, I like where you are headed with this. I've looked a some snap versions before, but have never been happy with how much belt space they took up. I've usually gone for a pancake or Avenger style just because they were more compact. This looks much better.

Vern


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