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markopolo · June 16, 2012, 08:38 PM

A "AWL FOR ALL" stitcher is easier to work with when re-stitching and rebuilding a nylon 1911 generic holster . When piercing thru 4 or so layers of codura type nylon , a ice pick and a block of wood is needed . I have broken stitcher needles that are expencive ...Word to the wise from my errors . For cheap prices you can rebuild holsters to fit your revolver , A great degree of satisfaction will be there on completion of your project . TAKE YOUR TIME , don`t get in a hurry and seam seal all stitches with weld-bond or such . Judges and large frame 4" will fit into 1911 molle holsters with some work .

June 16, 2012, 08:38 PM	#4
markopolo Junior Member Join Date: January 19, 2012 Posts: 3	M.o.l.l.e. Revolver holster rebuild A "AWL FOR ALL" stitcher is easier to work with when re-stitching and rebuilding a nylon 1911 generic holster . When piercing thru 4 or so layers of codura type nylon , a ice pick and a block of wood is needed . I have broken stitcher needles that are expencive ...Word to the wise from my errors . For cheap prices you can rebuild holsters to fit your revolver , A great degree of satisfaction will be there on completion of your project . TAKE YOUR TIME , don`t get in a hurry and seam seal all stitches with weld-bond or such . Judges and large frame 4" will fit into 1911 molle holsters with some work .