Q: How long does
it take for you to make a holster?
A: Each holster takes between 1-1/2 to 2-1/2 hours to create, depending
on the extent of your custom modifications. In fact, some of the highly custom
rigs we've produced have taken over 4 hours to complete. We could make faster,
but the quality of the fit and finish would suffer. In addition to the 16
step process we use just to create the holster, a good deal of time is spent
testing the holster and fine-tuning the action.
Q: What is the
difference between the plastic you use and Kydex?
A: Both plastics are very similar and in the same basic family of plastics.
Kydex is an older form of the material we use (Boltaron 4330). We have
made holsters with both products, and our experience has been that holsters
made of our material perform better than those made of Kydex.
Q: I've heard your
name in some of the higher-end shooting circles. How long have you been making
holsters?
A: We've been making Hillsman Holsters since about 1998 (and leather
holsters for over 25 years). Our satisfied customers include international
weapons instructor and Director of Advanced Weapons
Training International, Don Rosche, the DEA, Secret Service, Special Operations
Forces, State Department and other undercover law enforcement officers.
Q: I have had several
leather holsters that have shrunk, cracked or have stopped fitting well. What
can I expect from one of your holsters?
A: As you know, leather has a lifespan that is dictated by both by
the environment and time. Boltaron 4330 is virtually indestructible. It doesn't
respond to changes in weather, body heat, or most solvents and will react
and perform consistently. Also, because our holsters are thermoformed, and
not injection molded, our holsters are not susceptible to the shrinking and
cracking you will find in cheaper holsters.
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