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We finally finish off our Kydex holster by attaching mounting hardware and deburring the edges. Let us know what you think

After finishing the construction of our book press, we then had to build the mold we intended to use for our holster. I opted to make a Level-2 styled retention holster for a Springfield XD-9 Mod2.0, Sub-Compact. For retention I planned on using a retention screw near the trigger guard, as well as a Safariland locking strap over the rear of the slide. For attachment, I opted to use a Safariland QLS mounting fork. Both of the hardware items required custom blocking to be made to mount them correctly to the holster. This is the first holster I've pressed, so feel free to leave your comments and suggests down below!

We begin our custom Kydex process by constructing a foam Kydex press.

In this video, we begin the process of inletting the percussion lock assembly, as well as the butt plate and toe plate of the Traditions Shenandoah muzzleloader build kit. This is the first time I've performed inletting, so its not the prettiest job. Any constructive criticism is much appreciated.

In this video we cover how to proper lap and align scope rings, while also mounting a scope. This video was made as an assignment for a course provided by the Sonoran Desert Institute (SDI), FTT221: Sights, Optics and Accuracy. Please feel free to provide constructive criticism!

This video was submitted as a practical application video for the Inspecting and Troubleshooting Firearms course at the Sonoran Desert Institute (SDI). We cover the disassembly and reassembly procedures for an out-of-production L.A.R. Manufacturing Grizzly Mark I, chambered in 45 Win Mag. We got this item from a client to clean up the rust and touch up the finish on some spots that were corroded through to the bare metal. Feel free to leave constructive criticism!

This video was made as a submission for the Fastener Repair Lab course for the Sonoran Desert Institute (SDI). In this video we go over three basic methods for repairing damaged fasteners: 1. Screw Head Repair 2. Screw Extraction 3. Thread Repair. Feel free to leave constructive criticism!

We cover the deployment of the TASER X1 Professional Series device, as well as the Bolt 2 and Pulse+ Civilian Series devices. Pikes Peak Tactical offers TASER Self-Defense Civilian User courses on a semi-regular basis so if you're in the Colorado Springs/Denver area check out out site and stop in for the next class!

We go through and demonstrate the Hydro-Dip process for the stock on a Savage Rascal chambered in .22LR. This project was done as an assignment for one of the courses I am taking through the Sonoran Desert Institute (SDI), Firearms Finishing and Engraving. Feel free to leave comments/criticisms so I can get your feedback and learn how to do this better!