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ENG_Cyrex

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  • Birthday 04/13/2001

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  1. So I tackled the process today, got a 1/8" cobalt drill bit and went at it. Some came out easier than others, I eventually cut around the holster to try an make it a bit easier. There aren't really pictures I took that can be of any good help, I just drilled the top of the rivet until they popped out. Like I said some came out easier, I had one that was a bit tricky. I made sure not to get it too hot and with some patience it came out after awhile. Just an FYI this kit was not mine. In the state I got it, it was clear it was older than it appeared and its condition was to say well worn. I have been trying to restore it but with all the money and work, not to mention replacements, I could have honestly just bought a new one but you live and learn. With that being said, its probably best I get a new holster. Not that I botched drilling out the rivets, but that this one is showing its age. For anyone else trying to do this you will most likely have a better result than me, worked out great with everyone's advice.
  2. Thank you all for the helpful replies! I knew it was possible, just didn't know what everyone's take on it was.
  3. Hey everyone, Basically the boots I have currently are in pretty rough shape so I decided to buy some replacements. I was wondering if you guys think it would be possible for me to remove my old holster and put it onto my new boots, or should I just get a replacement? Thanks!
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