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Posted on 5 January 202319 January 2023 by draldo — Leave a comment

Olight PL-3 Valkyrie – New Flashlight Added

Today we’ve got one more flashlight from Olight company, it is Olight PL-3 Valkyrie. PL-3 Valkyrie is a compact weapon-mounted light with adjustable sliding key-block. Compared to the PL-2, its light output has been increased by 8%, making it suitable for field search, self-defense, and law enforcement. This is also supplemented by a 200-lumen low […]

Posted on 25 November 202225 November 2022 by draldo — Leave a comment

Where can I adjust retention of holster/pouch?

There are specific places where you can adjust the retention of a holster or pouch. The principle of operation is the same: if you tighten the screw, the retention getting harder, unscrew it, retention weakens. Below are pictures showing such places.

Posted on 19 October 202219 October 2022 by draldo — Leave a comment

New belt attachments added

We added 4 new belt attachments to satisfy your needs. They are Talon TRS slide mount, G-Code paddles regular and small and also Bladetech Adjustable Paddle. Please check the images and feel free to select them during the order.

Posted on 27 September 202227 September 2022 by draldo — Leave a comment

New mold for Glock 19 with Olight PL Pro

Started 3d modeling new mold for Glock 19 with Olight PL Pro.

Posted on 8 July 20228 July 2022 by draldo — Leave a comment

New mold for Walther Creed

We designed and machined a new mold for pancake and IWB/OWB holsters for Walther Creed pistol.

Posted on 10 April 202114 December 2023 by draldo — Leave a comment

How to buy a handgun in Moldova

This is a detailed instruction on how you can buy a handgun legally in Moldova.

Posted on 3 April 202119 January 2023 by draldo — Leave a comment

Kydex Holster Care and Maintenance

Caring and maintaining your Kydex, Holstex and Boltaron holster improves its longevity and function. Attention should be paid to the attachment points and the fasteners on the holster. Fasteners can back out over time. A quality thread locker is strongly recommended!