What's a good company for custom IWB holsters?

>>34771896
https://urbancarryholsters.com/

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>>34771905
>Like the footsteps of a navy seal

Almost tempted.

>>34771930
don't worry, the magnet they added in navy seal two: electric boogaloo stops that from happening

>>34771896
Greenforce Tactical

JM Custom Kydex
Dark Star Gear

JM will do makes holsters for all carry positions and got popular as an AIWB maker. Dark Star is AIWB only.
I've had multiple JMs, they were/are phenomenal. Still trying out my first Dark Star but it conceals wonderfully too. Very happy with both.

>>34771896
I like Gearcraft

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Alex and Ryan design is breddy good.

>>34774266
>charges $15 to warranty their shitty product

fuck off with that meme garbage

raven concealment

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>>34774310
>not wanting a weeb logo on your holster
baka desu senpai

ksg armory makes nice stuff, especially if you carry appendix

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Make it yo self like a real man.

>>34771896
I just got a pair of holsters from Tulster for my G32 and P320, they seem bretty gud and it's a family/friends small business as well.

>>34771896

Black Rhino

>>34775536
Say I did want to make my own.

How do I find the spacer or what ever else is needed to attach the belt clip?

Also is a heat gun enough to form kydex or do I have to put the sheet in an oven first?

>>34771896
PJ Holster is my favorite for minimalist kydex.

Triple T Holsters is good for hybrid IWB

>>34774266
>>34774357
What is that little plastic piece?

>>34771940

Not if you yank it hard enough, which in a defensive situation, you're probably gonna yank that bitch harder than normal.

>>34777479
It's pushed into your belt, and rotates the grip of the gun towards you body. Very handy for single clip appendix holsters.

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>>34771896

I don't know, I literally had one choice when I went on Amazon and wanted a light-bearing holster for a CZ P-10C. Cool thing is, Amazon has a thing for handmade and semi-custom items that's pretty nifty and integrates right into the whole of the rest of Amazon.com

That is to say if you people don't think amazon are kikes or something... even I myself am beginning to wean myself off of it since the company is becoming far too big for comfort.

Anyways the company that is making this holster is another one of these mom-and-pop operations, in this case in Florida. It's so easy for these operations to pop up since kydex is relatively easy to work with and the overhead is relatively low when everything is e-commerce. Honestly, I've never heard of hardly any of these companies mentioned, becuase there's so many in the marketplace that you can't keep track of them all.

That, and I like muh leather. I'm literally going kydex this one time for this special purpose (the only gun on which I want to mount a tac light)

Dara is ass. I had to retighten all of the screws on it once a month. Alien gear makes the best reasonably priced holsters

>>34779344
YMMV. The Cloak Tuck 3.0 I got for my 1911 is a piece of shit. Retention is terrible, no 'click', pretty uncomfy, screws are always coming loose.

>>34771896
Trex arms for appendix carry. Their raptor is so comfortable it's unreal. G26 with extension and tlr 6 and I forget I have it on.

Stealth gear for the P320 and armordillo light specific for the fnx 45 which I sadly don't have in yet.

>not just tucking your pistol in your pants
>actually wasting money on a holster

Fucking LARP fags I swear.

>>34777642
>far too big for comfort.
What does that even mean. They're big because lots people like their service and are willing to pay them.

>>34774266
Did they cut these with a blindfold on? These look awful.

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>>34776702
The heat gun can do little spots but not the whole sheet. I used a toaster oven.
You can make a lot of the stuff to help you mold. I used play dough to make my holster light bearing (light is fatter than trigger guard).
I bought my materials stuff from holstersmith.
I had the toaster and dremel. I built a press from scraps from around the house. A door hinge, two boards, foam, clamps.
Bought a heat gun cuz I couldn't find my old one.
All in all it was super cheap and p easy too.

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>>34772314
My nigga

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>>34775536
You again.

>>34772037
>Dark Star is AIWB only.

You can use their holsters for both AIWB and IWB, but funny. The only good post ITT is ignored. Smart carry, Trex and Urban Carry are unironically considered.

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>>34771896
JMCK (as mentioned) & my fav - KSG Armory

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>>34783198
Maybe. Some anons like to post my pics around so you never know if it actually is me or not.