- Where are the prices for your products
on your web page?
- Will a holster for a Kel-Tec P-32
also fit a P-3AT?
- What are the approximate dimensions
of your pocket holsters?
- Why is leather better than kydex
or other synthetic materials?
- What is your approximate delivery
time if I order from your website?
- What methods of payment do you
accept?
- How is my privacy protected?
- What is my risk in trying out one
of your holsters?
- My holster arrived and is a very
tight fit. What should I do?
- What keeps the holster from coming
out of my pocket on the draw?
- How should I take care of my leather
holster?
- Are your holsters stocked by any
retailers?
Q:
Where are the prices for your products on your web
page?
A: The prices for our regular items are on the drop-down
boxes on each product page. Select the color and
style you want, and the price will be displayed.
To obtain prices for our custom order items, please
contact us.
Q: Will a holster for a Kel-Tec
P-32 also fit a P-3AT?
A: Yes and No. Our holsters are wet molded to fit
the particular gun specified. A P-3AT has slightly
different slide dimensions. A holster molded for
a P-32 will fit a P-3AT very tightly. The holster
can be loosened up to fit a P-3AT, but the holster
will then be a looser fit for the P-32. [Back
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Q: What are the approximate
dimensions of your pocket holsters?
A:
- PD 2n1 = 5 3/8"h x 4"w
- PD+ 2n1 = 5 5/8"h x 4 1/2"w
- Snub 2n1 = 6 1/4"h x 4 1/8"w
- Biker = 7" h x 4"w (when closed)
- Hipster = 5 1/2"h x 4"w (when closed)
- Billfold = 5 5/8" h x 4" w (when closed) [Back
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Q: Why is leather better than
kydex or other synthetic materials?
A: Leather has been the material of choice for holsters
since the first firearm was carried into battle.
Leather is a strong natural material that will not
scratch or mar your gun. It is strong enough to
retain its shape, support the gun properly, and
protect the trigger guard, while still being supple
enough to conform to the curves of your body and
adapt to your use. Leather has a very rich and pleasant
appearance and aroma. Leather allows you to truly
appreciate the craftsmanship that goes into a hand-made
holster. Is it a better material for a pocket holster?
We think so. [Back to Top]
Q: What is your approximate
delivery time if I order from your website?
A: Orders are normally delivered in 14 to 16 weeks
from the date ordered. All holsters are delivered
by U.S. Priority Mail (at a cost of only $7 for
shipping), which takes 2-4 days. Holidays or particularly
busy times of year can potentially increase your
delivery time, but not by more than a few days. [Back
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Q: What methods of payment do
you accept?
A: We accept a variety of payment methods. For those
who choose to use PayPal, we can accept it. We are
very mindful of the political issues with PayPal
and firearms transactions, but many of our customers
still wish to use PayPal. However, to accommodate
our customers we also have our own merchant account
and can accept Visa or Mastercard directly, without
using PayPal. We can also accept Money Orders, although
this does significantly increase the amount of time
for your order because we do not start to construct
your holster until the money order arrives. [Back
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Q: How is my privacy protected?
A: Our orders are process through a secure and reputable
shopping cart service. We will not sell or otherwise
provide any of your personal information to anyone
else. If you prefer to call in a credit card number
by telephone, please contact
us. [Back to Top]
Q: What is my risk in trying
out one of your holsters?
A: A total investment of about $6! If you are unhappy
with your holster for any reason, we will work with
you to make it right. If you want to return the
holster, you are welcome to do so. We will cheerfully
issue you a refund of your total purchase price,
minus the $4 for shipping, once the holster is returned
to us in like new condition. You have to bear the
cost of sending the holster back, but you are welcome
to use whatever method of shipping you desire. If
it costs you $2 to mail it back, you are out a grand
total of about $6! We are happy to say, however,
that a return is a very rare occurrence for us. [Back
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Q: My holster arrived and is
a very tight fit. What should I do?
A: If the retention of the gun is too tight for
your personal preference, you can attempt the following:
- Wrap your empty gun in a couple of layers of
saran/cling wrap, ensuring the gun is covered.
- Run the holster under warm water until you feel
the leather begin to soften. Primarily run the
interior of the holster under the water. (Normally
this only takes a few seconds.)
- Place the gun into the holster. Using your finger
tips, mold around the shape of the gun. The basic
outline has already been done for you.
- Let the holster/gun set up dry (approx 3-6 hours).
- Remove the gun from the holster and allow it
to finish drying (generally overnight). Remove
the saran wrap from your gun after removing it
from the holster.
- Once the holster is completely dry, test drawing
your gun.
- If you find drawing the gun is still too tight,
please remember the leather will soften a certain
extent, as well as the contact/rub points between
your gun and the holster will slicken up more
as the gun is drawn/placed into the holster. If
it is still too tight for your preference, then
repeat steps 1 through 6, and add a couple of
more layers of saran/cling wrap. And, as always,
you can return the holster to us, and we would
be more than happy to do the process for you. [Back
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Q: What keeps the holster from
coming out of my pocket on the draw?
A: The retention of the holster in the pocket is
a concern for all pocket holster. The real key to
proper retention is a proper draw. The holster can
be pushed off with your second finger as the gun
is drawn (click
here for a visual example). Alternatively, you
can use a draw stroke that is somewhat back and
out of the pocket, so the "tail" of the holster
under the grip is caught on the top rear edge of
your pocket. Pocket holsters don't require a tight
fit on the gun to work properly and very few of
our customers have complained of any problems shedding
the holster on the draw. Like any other new piece
of equipment, you should always practice your draw
regularly - with an unloaded weapon! [Back
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Q: How should I take care of
my leather holster?
A: See our Holster Care
link for care information. [Back
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Q: Are your holsters stocked
by any retailers?
A: Yes. Click here for
a list of stocking dealers. We are currently negotiating
deals in other areas of the country. If you are
interested in stocking K&D Holsters in your business,
please contact
us for more information. [Back
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