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pdubyoo wrote:There are other folks with Crossbreed holsters...

pdubyoo wrote:I have tightened the retention on my Crossbreed. I tried it with a hair dryer at first, without any success. I went and bought a heat gun at Home Depot and that did the job very quick. What you'll need to know is that when you heat-up the kydex, it will "rise up" and will lose the original shape of the gun. That shocked me at first...I thought I ruined it. I think I got it too hot, but I was able to recover.

Note: You need your gun in the holster when you do this. Make sure you remove all ammo first!! Follow the instructions from Crossbreed and cover the exposed areas of your gun with a damp rag.

I tried it again and as the kydex started to raise as it softened, I removed the heat gun and used a shop rag, and pressed down hard on the kydex against the gun, and concentrated on the trigger area, as I wanted more retention than it originally had. The result was awesome. The kydex hardens quickly, and I was able to press all the detailed characteristics back into the kydex. I've worn it for several months and have had zero problems.

I hope this helps...

-PW

13MWZ wrote:Yea, a Wagner (not that brand matters). I'll give them a call on monday if I havent gotten something worked out by then.