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09-24-2007, 02:15 PM
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The nice thing about a Crossbreed is....
it can be easily modified to fit an entirely different gun. The Super Tuck you see on top was originally designed for a Sig P239 (I have another IWB that I like a hair better for my Sig). With heat applied (wife's hairdryer), I re-molded (with finger pressure while still hot) key areas of the Kydex to provide a snugger fit. I also trimmed with a sharp scissors a portion of the top leather to allow better/quicker access to the grip. Gun is a Walther P99 compact (love this gun by the way as I do my XDs). For a guy that is severely tool challenged, I think I did pretty good.
  Photo below shows the holster before I trimmed the leather on top. 
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