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Kydex Holster Making

It’s a level 2 owb for my M&P with tlr-7x. I put a tlr7 on the SAR and it clicks right in. The problem is when it snaps in, the mag shoots out so i just need to reshape a bit lol i have no heat gun but plenty of hair dryers in this house
If you find yourself in my area, bring it on by. My heat gun works really well. As in: 'set the rag I was working on top of on fire' really well. 🤣 You still come through this way?
 
Okay, not a holster, but a fun kydex project nonetheless. I was given the opportunity to create a custom California flag (fin grip) for a friend's M1A SOCOM. This one was a head-scratcher for sure! Going the normal "heat, then press" route yielded weird gaps and creases. So, this baby was hand-formed over the pistol grip and worked into shape with the heat gun. Thank goodness for heat-resistant gloves!
 

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