Gun leather can be a stubborn thing. Stiff and tight, a new holster can impede a smooth draw and be equally as tricky on a clean re-holster. But a method called blocking can make breaking in a holster a snap.
Mike Barham from Galco International gives a great quick tip on how to break in a new holster in a few spare minutes of time, through a method called blocking.
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If these holsters were built correctly, they would fit like a glove without a break-in. I build CUSTOM holsters and I would never let one leave my shop until it fit (like a glove)