Making Your Holster | Episode 9 (Geisha De Los Muertos)

Published on February 11, 2026
Duration: 10:56

This video details the custom manufacturing process for a QVO Tactical OWB holster, featuring a 'Geisha De Los Muertos' fabric overlay for a 4.25-inch 2011 pistol equipped with a Streamlight TLR-1 HL-X. Roger Barrera, owner and lead manufacturer with 13 years of experience, guides viewers through heat pressing, vacuum forming, machining, polishing, and final assembly with Safariland QLS hardware. The demonstration highlights meticulous attention to detail for a high-quality, custom-fit holster.

Quick Summary

Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical demonstrates the creation of a custom Kydex OWB holster for a 4.25-inch 2011 pistol, featuring a 'Geisha De Los Muertos' fabric overlay and compatibility with Streamlight TLR-1 HL-X and Safariland QLS.

Chapters

  1. 00:15Project Introduction: Geisha De Los Muertos Holster
  2. 00:55Holster Forming Process: Kydex and Fabric
  3. 01:32Machining: Drilling and Trimming the Holster
  4. 03:32Polishing and Shaping the Kydex
  5. 05:09Fitment Testing with Staccato P & TLR-1 HL-X
  6. 05:37Hardware Assembly: Safariland QLS Installation
  7. 07:42Final Review: Retention and Compatibility

Frequently Asked Questions

What firearm is the custom 'Geisha De Los Muertos' holster designed for?

The custom holster featured is specifically designed for a 4.25-inch barrel 2011 pistol platform. This includes popular models like the Staccato P, ensuring a precise fit for the firearm and its accessories.

What accessories are compatible with this custom QVO Tactical holster?

This particular holster is built to accommodate the Streamlight TLR-1 HL-X weapon light. It also features Safariland QLS mounting points, allowing for easy integration into existing QLS-equipped duty belts or drop-leg platforms.

What is the manufacturing process for this custom Kydex holster?

The process involves applying a custom fabric overlay to Kydex via heat pressing, followed by vacuum forming over a mold. The shell is then machined, edges are routed and polished, and final shaping is done before hardware installation.

Who is Roger Barrera and what is his expertise in holster making?

Roger Barrera is the owner and lead manufacturer at QVO Tactical. He demonstrates extensive expertise, drawing on 13 years of experience in holster manufacturing, showcasing a deep understanding of materials, tooling, and firearm integration.

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