Short Bus
12-10-2012, 03:23 PM
Some of you know about this great holster (the Foxx Trapp)
For those who don't know
http://foxxholsters.onlybusiness.com/onlinecatalog/Kydex__Trapp__Holster-list.aspx
but recently it was brought up that maybe it could be made thinner by using smaller spacers
I agree on the Foxx Trapp. It's my favorite IWB. One of the deciding factors for me was the ability to switch between canted and no cant. I sometimes carry appendix and like the versatility. I also think you can reduce the thickness by changing the spacer to a thinner profile. I never carry tucked so I don't really need the quarter inch to accommodate a shirt thickness.
so after removing the spacers, and just ending up with the clip rattling around I reinstalled the spacers and contacted Ray at Foxx with this email:
"I love my Trapp, but it was brought up on Kahr Talk that it could possibly be made thinner by removing or using thinner spacers between the clip and holster. This sounds like a good idea to me because I don't use it as a tuckable holster. Is there any possibility of getting parts to make this happen?"
And Ray was quick to respond with:
"Yes, we have a new set of screws that will make it thinner. Short Bus (< real name) if you would email me your address I can get a new set shipped out to you.
Ray
http://www.foxxholsters.com/
the only holster you need when facing the fire!"
Now that's great costumer service!!! I'll let you guys and gals know how it goes after I get the screws.
For those who don't know
http://foxxholsters.onlybusiness.com/onlinecatalog/Kydex__Trapp__Holster-list.aspx
but recently it was brought up that maybe it could be made thinner by using smaller spacers
I agree on the Foxx Trapp. It's my favorite IWB. One of the deciding factors for me was the ability to switch between canted and no cant. I sometimes carry appendix and like the versatility. I also think you can reduce the thickness by changing the spacer to a thinner profile. I never carry tucked so I don't really need the quarter inch to accommodate a shirt thickness.
so after removing the spacers, and just ending up with the clip rattling around I reinstalled the spacers and contacted Ray at Foxx with this email:
"I love my Trapp, but it was brought up on Kahr Talk that it could possibly be made thinner by removing or using thinner spacers between the clip and holster. This sounds like a good idea to me because I don't use it as a tuckable holster. Is there any possibility of getting parts to make this happen?"
And Ray was quick to respond with:
"Yes, we have a new set of screws that will make it thinner. Short Bus (< real name) if you would email me your address I can get a new set shipped out to you.
Ray
http://www.foxxholsters.com/
the only holster you need when facing the fire!"
Now that's great costumer service!!! I'll let you guys and gals know how it goes after I get the screws.