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New kydex holster!
- Thread starter ps1996
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Not sure what you mean.
Did he forget to make a sight rail (actually a channel)?
Does the kydex snag on the front of the rear sights?
Depending on where and by how much, kydex can be made to forgive some things. Just be sure you have measured accurately, measured again, checked your figures, and most iportantly have some basic idea of what you are going to be asking the kydex to do.
But most importantly of all - why can't you discuss the problem with the guy and have him fix it/redo it?
stay safe.
Did he forget to make a sight rail (actually a channel)?
Does the kydex snag on the front of the rear sights?
Depending on where and by how much, kydex can be made to forgive some things. Just be sure you have measured accurately, measured again, checked your figures, and most iportantly have some basic idea of what you are going to be asking the kydex to do.
But most importantly of all - why can't you discuss the problem with the guy and have him fix it/redo it?
stay safe.
there is no problem with the holster fitment. The problem is that my nightsights are now black and not white. It seems as if the kydex bonded to my sights
Am I correct in guessing the guy used your gun as the mold and put it and the kydex in a heat press?
If so, the guy owes you a new set of night sights and the bill for your local gunsmith to install them.
You can try using a pick (ask your gunsmith to show you some) to get the kydex off, but that runs the risk of scratching/pulling out the lens.
Discuss it with they guy and explain why you prefer to settle it between the two of you. If no agreement can be reached, Small Claims Court is your friend. (And I'd love to be there when you bring the evidence in.)
stay safe.