PHLster Enigma With Spare Mag

Published on May 15, 2023
Duration: 3:50

This guide details a DIY method to convert the PHLster Enigma holster system into a sidecar-style setup with an integrated spare magazine carrier. The process involves combining components from PHLster, Henry Holster, and JM Custom Kydex to achieve a functional and comfortable concealed carry solution. The presenter emphasizes the simplicity of the modification despite requiring parts from multiple manufacturers.

Quick Summary

To add a spare magazine carrier to your PHLster Enigma, you can create a custom sidecar setup. This involves using a Henry Holster attachment piece and a JM Custom Kydex magazine holder, which are then integrated onto the Enigma by removing and reassembling its connector screws.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Enigma Spare Mag Challenge
  2. 00:24Will Workman Introduction & Free Guide
  3. 00:50Sidecar Holster Preference
  4. 01:02Discovering the PHLster Enigma
  5. 01:12The Downside: No Spare Mag
  6. 01:38DIY Solution: Making it Happen
  7. 01:48Shot Timer Recommendation
  8. 02:10Gathering the Parts
  9. 02:25The Key Attachment Piece
  10. 02:33Connecting the Mag Holder
  11. 02:40Assembly and Installation
  12. 02:51The Custom Setup Revealed
  13. 03:00Simplicity and Cost Analysis
  14. 03:11Cost Comparison: DIY vs. Commercial
  15. 03:19Real-World Testing and Performance
  16. 03:29Future PHLster Development Hope
  17. 03:35Conclusion and Call to Action

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I add a spare magazine carrier to my PHLster Enigma?

You can create a sidecar-style setup by combining a PHLster Enigma with a Henry Holster attachment piece and a JM Custom Kydex magazine holder. This involves removing the Enigma's connector screws and feeding the attachment through, then reassembling.

What parts are needed to make a PHLster Enigma carry a spare magazine?

You'll need the PHLster Enigma system, a Henry Holster sport belt, a Henry Holster attachment piece for spare magazines, and a JM Custom Kydex magazine holder. These components are then assembled onto the Enigma.

Is it difficult to modify the PHLster Enigma for a spare magazine?

The modification is described as 'insanely simple.' It primarily involves disassembling and reassembling the connector piece of the Enigma to integrate the additional magazine carrier attachment.

What is the approximate cost of a DIY PHLster Enigma sidecar setup?

The total cost for this DIY modification, including parts from PHLster, Henry Holster, and JM Custom Kydex, is around $300. This is more expensive than a standard sidecar holster but offers the Enigma's unique carrying advantages.

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