Fobus Holster

[Guest truthsayer]

It's poor form to give a poster crap about something without even attempting to answer his question. Jung would have pointed out that the offenders were projecting a little bit of their shadows onto the OP. IANAPsych, but it seems like there's more posturing than good intentions here.

[Guest FroggyOne2]

but it seems like there's more posturing than good intentions here.

There seems to be a lot of that in many of the threads that I have read over time on this site. If I have done that in the past, it has not been intentional.. and for that I apologize.

[Guest Bill Lumberg]

Good advice on both counts.

FOBUS holsters are generally bottom of the barrel when it comes to production holsters. You could sand the edges, but you'd be better off buying a quality holster. Good luck either way.

[Guest db99wj]

It's kydex, heat it up, bend it out. Or you can sand it, or you can get a dremel and cut off wheel, cut it down, sand it so that is is smooth.

I had a C clip for my CTAC at one point, the top part of the "C" was angled upward and my belt would pop out of it very easily. I got a lighter and warmed it up, and slowly bent it so that it was angled downward. My belt would then almost "snap" into the C Clip. Kydex is workable. Try it, after all the expense is not that great if you mess up too bad.

[Guest Bill Lumberg]

I didn't know FOBUS had switched to using kydex. They've always been plastic, but not kydex.