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bigz

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i just got my fobus molded polymer paddle holster for my kel-tech p11. the gun is extremely tight and hard to draw. has anyone experienced this or have any ideas on how to help loosen it up a little?
 
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bigz wrote:
i just got my fobus molded polymer paddle holster for my kel-tech p11. the gun is extremely tight and hard to draw. has anyone experienced this or have any ideas on how to help loosen it up a little?
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First.....unload the weopon , then put your kel-tech in the holster and leave overnight . The next day spend some time making a presentation from the holster , and again leave the weopon in the holster overnight . Continue to do this for about a week and you will (1) become more proficient at making a presentation from this holster (2) you will start breaking in the holster to the weopon . I wouldn't carry in that holster until it is broken in , and you have become thoroughly proficient in it's use . To do otherwise is to unnecessarily take your life in your hands . Don't ever give Murphy something to work with . W5DVC
 
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i have been practicing my draw out of it. thanks
 
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