Re-molding kydex to fit a DIFFERENT gun?

[alexguy101]

What what?!

Well .... not too different.

First off, Ive been amazed and impressed by the fit, quality, and comfort of the Supertuck Deluxe for my Glock 26.
What I haven't been impressed by.... is the wait (took 5 1/2 weeks to receive my STD) .... err, I mean Super Tuck Deluxe!

Things are heating up here in Houston, TX, and before you know it it will beblazing! <-- me overheating. So as sweaters go away clothes become thinner, I am now I wanting a MiniTuck for my Ruger LCP

NOT wanting to wait over a month again... I recently purchased a MiniTuck from Midway USA today (can you tell I like these smiley face things?) It cost me about the same as if i bought it straight from Crossbreed (and thats WITH 2 DAY SHIPPING!)The only thing is they did not have a Minituck for the LCP in stock, So i bought one for the Kel-Tec P3AT. VERY similar design, but I'm sure I'm going to have to reshape some little details. Ive read about people remolding ENTIRE guns before. I know of the technique for remolding the trigger guard for a tighter fit. But I'm thinking this will involve having to heat and shape the entire kydex surface.

I was wondering if anyone here had any experience with this sorta thing? Has anyone tried? Success? FAIL? Any tips on the process?

[Born2Lose]

I'm no help with the question but i just had to say that your profile picture is EPIC!!!

[Localone]

Yes you can reheat it ..Use a heat gun and just move back and forth until its movable to the touch(wear gloves) and start working it from there...I it doesnt look the greatest WHO CARES it a cc holster aslong as you have a tight fit your good to go