OWB Optics Cut Holster for 2011 Series

AuxArc Presents a Safariland Patterned Optics Cut OWB Holster for 2011 Style Handguns.

 This is an OWB holster for the 2011 series of handguns, including the 5" and 4.25" models.  The holster has a Safariland bolt pattern to be attached to all compatible platforms.  This includes my parametric holster hanger setup that I also already have published and my belt mount.

  Because of the wide variety of 2011s out there, I have included the 5" RH and LH versions as STEP models so that you can tweak it if needed to fit your specific 2011.  The retention nub inside of the holster may also need to be trimmed depending on your gun and/or the desired retention of it.

  There are eight profiles.

4.25" Standard Right Hand

4.25" Low Cut Competition for Right Hand.

5" Standard Right Hand.

5" Low Cut Competition for Right Hand.

4.25" Standard Left Hand

4.25" Low Cut Competition for Left Hand.

5" Standard Left Hand.

5" Low Cut Competition for Left Hand.

  To assemble, use #8-32 hardware, same as Safariland.  Lengths will vary depending on what you are mounting the holster to.  The holster is designed for you to be able to press the appropriate nut into the recess, and be held there.  You will need:

3x regular #8-32 nuts

1x nylock #8-32 nut.  This is for the tension.

3x #8-32 screws, either hex, button head, whatever.  This depends on what you are attaching to.  

1x martini or button head #8-32 screw.  This is for the tension.

  To assemble, press the 3 regular nuts into the recesses inside the holster.  You can then use the 3 screws to attach the holster to whatever.  Be sure that the lengths are correct, so that the threads of the screws are not extending into the holster and inhibiting your gun or scratching it.  Take the remaining nylock nut and martini screw.  Press the nut into the hex recess of the tensioner and thread the screw in.  It's best for you to place the unloaded handgun and light into the holster and tension until desired tightness is achieved.

  Print in PETG for best results in outdoor work.  

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