Re: Holster Mold Making
Why not carefully place a luger in the corner of a plastic delivery bag, squeeze the top of the bag around a short tube or a sort, something that you can use to suck all of the air from the bag, making it closely conform to the shape of the gun, wrap it closely with thread and tie.
Place the luger in the holster and repeat the bagging of holster and gun within,as above.
Use dental plaster and coat one side of the homster with gun up to the largest point (usually the sewn joint.
alloy to dry spray the plaster at the joints with cooking "pam" or equal , wipe clean and coat the other side, when this dries the halves may be parted and the holster and gun can be removed.
At this point the moulds should be trimmed to the ends of the holster.
The holster may now be placed in one half of the moldon a thin sheet of plastic and covered with a thin sheet of plasticnow a thin plastic bag slightly larger than the holster be placed within the holster extending from both ends and blown up to fit the interior of the holster
Fill this with dental plaster and you will have a fair representative shape of the interior of the holster as if a gun were in it.
Have fun
ViggoG
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